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Alice Irene Bryant
03/17/1928 — 07/29/2010
From Richland, WA, US | Born in Three Lakes, MN
Alice Irene Bryant
Alice Irene Bryant
Alice was born March 17, 1928 in Three Lakes, Minnesota, and died July 29, 2010 at Kadlec Medical Center in Richland, WA, after a short illness.
Alice grew up in Minnesota and moved to Vancouver, WA, in 1941. She married Charles Chuck Bryant in 1947. Alice began her community service in Vancouver with the League of Women Voters and continued to be a charter member until her death. She continued her community involvement when she and Chuck moved to Richland in 1975. She served on various City of Richland committees for over 30 years and was the volunteer Director of the Tri-City Food Bank from 1980-1991. She was also an active member of the Republican Womens Club, Friends of the Richland Library and Central United Protestant Church. She was an avid reader, Master Gardener, Girl Scout Leader, Bridge player and world traveler.
Her legacy includes her son Mark and his wife, Denise, grandchildren Philip, James and Alicia, and great-granddaughter Angeline, all of Richland, WA, sister Garnett of El Dorado Hills, California, brother Curtis of Vancouver, Washington and their families. Those that proceeded in death were her daughter, Karen, husband, Chuck and brothers Grayden and Clinton.
The family wishes to express appreciation to Alices many friends and a special thanks to Dr. Marge Swint, Mary Guay, Dawn Ann Noakes and Sue Neff for their support during the final weeks of Alices life. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials are made in her name to the Friends of Richland Library.
Memorial service will be at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, August 21, 2010, at Central United Protestant Church, Richland.
To Alice’s Family,
My sincere sorrow for the death of your loved one.
Alice and I first became acquainted through League.It was a time when researched opinions mattered.Alice was always fair, never selective, though I am sure she had her own strong personal thoughts.
My next meeting with her was in the Women’s Commission at Central Church. We had great fun, just serving others in our own church and striving to serve those less fortunate in other communities and parts of the world.
Book Club was another connection: She loved to read, and bibliophiles need to stick together. We had Christmas meeting at her house. I loved the packages under the family tree,which were “wrapped” in recycled boxes.
She was a great lady and I will miss her.
I will not be able to attend her service, but my heart will be there.
Blessings, Pat Jonson
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