Birth date: Mar 8, 1928 Death date: May 14, 2024
DeSOTO, ILLINOIS – Virginia Carlisle Bryant, 96, formerly of Perry, Georgia, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, May 14, 2024, in the home of her daughter, Jenny Bryant White, in Southern Illinois. Services will be held on Sunday, Read Obituary
Jenny, so sorry to hear of your Mother's passing. She was a wonderful lady. You are in my prayers.
Tracie Daye
Donna and family, sorry to hear of Miss Bryant passing. I was class of '64 and I remember you as a majorette and a couple of years behind me. I remember your Mama grocery shopping at the Colonial Store, where I worked in the meat department. Praying for y'all during this time of sorrow. Prayers and hugs!
Ms. Virginia was a wonderfully warm and kind lady. I will always remember how she greeted me at church. Prayers and condolences to Ms. Virginia's family. Mia Geiger
To all of you,
What a sweet lady your mama was! I have many wonderful memories of visiting “Miss” Virginia” and Jenny while she and my mama talked and talked. She made so many wonderful sweet treats but I have to say her caramel cake was the best!! She continued to be a caring friend to my mother and daddy throughout their lives. What a precious godly woman!! She was a great example of trusting in the Lord and His sovereignty and goodness. Love to you all, Evelyn Anne Adams Turner
To all of the Bryant family, please accept my deepest sympathy. Miss Virginia was a lovely lady with a true Christian heart. She was one of a group of women at Perry Presbyterian Church who were leaders and teachers to many of us in the generation behind them. We have been saddened to lose them one by one, and Miss Virginia has already been missed since she left us in Perry.
May God grant you all peace and healing, as He blessed you with Miss Virginia.
Andrea Snyder Lasseter
To The Bryant Family, Since growing up in Perry & The Presbyterian Church, I have such special memories of “Miss Virginia” & all of the Bryant Family that I will cherish forever. “Miss Virginia” was a faithful servant who loved the Lord & shared her faith. And, she made the best caramel cake ever. Blessings & Love To All. Debra Chapman Griffin
Meeting my Meme when I was in my early 20’s was one of the happiest memories of life even though it was a difficult time for her loosing Bill. I had always remembered the Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls she gave me and waited my whole childhood to be reunited with my father’s family. She was gracious and kind, making me feel like I was right at home with her. I know she is up in heaven looking down on all of her children and their children and their children enjoying the beautiful view. Rest forever in peace Meme.
I have many and fond memories of Ms. Virginia, growing up in Presbyterian Church. I will never forget her or your family. I was sorry to hear she has left us, but glad to know she has gone home where all our parents looked forward to going. My prayers are for peace and comfort during the difficult time. Love and hugs to all of you.
