Opal Marie Brannock

I truly admired Opal for her dedication to the students of Waynesboro. I watched her substitute in the public schools, as a teacher, a parent, and then as a retired substitute myself. She always dealt with students in a firm but loving manner. She was an inspiration to many of us and will be greatly missed. God bless you, Opal.

Shane, I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers. I am thinking of you and sending strength and energy your way

Shane, I am so very sorry for your loss. I never met your mother but we talked of her many times. We keep you and yours in our thoughts and prayers.
Karima

Shane, Curtis and I are so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother.

My sincere condolences to the Brannock family. My sister too is in the education field and anyone in this line of work is to be commended and admired. May the God of all comfort and tender mercies (1 Cor 1:4) bring peace and serenity to your family. Rita

Shane, I am so sorry for your loss. I will lift you up in prayer this week. Please know that I am with you in spirit.
Phoebe

My memories of your mother are of a wonderful,sweet,kind and passionate woman. She was always well liked and well loved, as well as respected for who she was and what she believed. She was a wonderful example to those of us who grew up under her guidance at First Baptist,not only as a Sunday School teacher but as a deacon later on in our lives. My own thoughts of Opal will always be of gratitude and happiness in who she helped me become as I grew up. Thank you for sharing this amazing,lovely lady with so many.