Lillie Bryant

Lillie B Bryant was born on June 14, 1934 in Wynne, Arkansas to Charles and Rose Pearson.

Lillie was baptized at Calvin Presbyterian Church in Omaha, Nebraska and an active member. After Calvin's schism, she soon joined New Life Presbyterian church, where she continued to sing in the choir. Singing in the choir brought her "peace and joy".

Lillie, graduated from Tech High and attended Metro College later in life. She enjoyed taking classes at Metro, to "keep her mind active".

She was united in marriage to George Bryant, on February 14, 1959.

Lillie, was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and aunt who opened her home to all. Especially her children's friends, there were sleep overs, fish fries, back yard barbecues, basketball games, a good meal for the soul, you never left hungry from our home.

She worked as a clerk at Northwestern Bell, Fairmont Foods and National Indemnity insurance before she retired. Once she retired she cared for her grandchildren taking them to and from school or wherever she was needed, she was there for them.

Preceded in death by her husband George Bryant, children, Pam Bryant-Lewis and Jody Bryant, sisters, Eunice Allen, Donna Campbell and brother, Sam Pearson and great granddaughter, Channel Lewis.

She leaves behind to "live and let live", a legacy of character and faith: children, Kim and George Bryant. grandchildren, NeKeesha Lewis, Erika Chandler, Chaz Lewis, George Bryant IV, Jody (Jasmine) Bryant II, Cheyenne Bryant, great grandchildren, Eri'Elle and TraVelle Chandler-Moore, Jordin Lewis, nephew, Donald Campbell, a host of bonus children, loved ones, family and friends. dear friends, Alline Moore and Jimmy Billingsley

One of my fondest memories of my Mother's love is the way she loved her children unconditionally. She treated the same but differently, if you know what I mean...She did have a favorite child and that was her son Jody!!! Jody, never did any wrong and if he did, she would find a way to make it right! Jody, Jody, Jodyyyy!!!!

She also had a heck of a smile, a beautiful smile. I loved watching my Mom and Dad dancing. When my father would sing "One in a Million", by Larry Graham, to her, her face would light up and glow! She definitely was that woman!

"Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted". Matthew 5:4

"Train up a child in the way they should go; and when they grow old, they won't depart from it". Proverbs 22:6