Bryant, Eunice Lovering, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and friend passed away on June 5, 2013 after a short battle with ovarian cancer.
She is survived by her husband, Richard; daughter, Dolores Bryant Gevertz; son and daughter in law, Maggie and Douglas Bryant; grandchildren, Erin Gevertz, Bryant Gevertz and Anneliese Bryant Wilson. Eunice was born March 25, 1935 in Buffalo Lake, Minnesota.
She was the oldest of four children. Her family moved to California in 1945. Eunice graduated from Bell High School in 1953 and married Richard Lyle Bryant August 28, 1954. They have resided in Villa Park since 1968. Eunice graduated from Cal Poly Pomona with a BS in Family Studies and Consumer Science in 1974. She worked with Richard at Morgan Stanley for 20 years. They both retired in 2002 and Eunice became an active member in the Assistance League of Orange.
Her passions were gardening, walking with friends, learning, entertaining, traveling and volunteering. Her family and friends brought her the most joy. We will miss her smile and laugh.
Donations welcome to the Assistance League of Orange. 124 South Orange Street, Orange California 92866.
Published in Orange County Register on June 12, 2013
She is survived by her husband, Richard; daughter, Dolores Bryant Gevertz; son and daughter in law, Maggie and Douglas Bryant; grandchildren, Erin Gevertz, Bryant Gevertz and Anneliese Bryant Wilson. Eunice was born March 25, 1935 in Buffalo Lake, Minnesota.
She was the oldest of four children. Her family moved to California in 1945. Eunice graduated from Bell High School in 1953 and married Richard Lyle Bryant August 28, 1954. They have resided in Villa Park since 1968. Eunice graduated from Cal Poly Pomona with a BS in Family Studies and Consumer Science in 1974. She worked with Richard at Morgan Stanley for 20 years. They both retired in 2002 and Eunice became an active member in the Assistance League of Orange.
Her passions were gardening, walking with friends, learning, entertaining, traveling and volunteering. Her family and friends brought her the most joy. We will miss her smile and laugh.
Donations welcome to the Assistance League of Orange. 124 South Orange Street, Orange California 92866.
Published in Orange County Register on June 12, 2013
Bryant, Eunice Lovering, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and friend passed away on June 5, 2013 after a short battle with ovarian cancer.
She is survived by her husband, Richard; daughter, Dolores Bryant Gevertz; son and daughter in law, Maggie and Douglas Bryant; grandchildren, Erin Gevertz, Bryant Gevertz and Anneliese Bryant Wilson. Eunice was born March 25, 1935 in Buffalo Lake, Minnesota.
She was the oldest of four children. Her family moved to California in 1945. Eunice graduated from Bell High School in 1953 and married Richard Lyle Bryant August 28, 1954. They have resided in Villa Park since 1968. Eunice graduated from Cal Poly Pomona with a BS in Family Studies and Consumer Science in 1974. She worked with Richard at Morgan Stanley for 20 years. They both retired in 2002 and Eunice became an active member in the Assistance League of Orange.
Her passions were gardening, walking with friends, learning, entertaining, traveling and volunteering. Her family and friends brought her the most joy. We will miss her smile and laugh.
Donations welcome to the Assistance League of Orange. 124 South Orange Street, Orange California 92866.
Published in Orange County Register on June 12, 2013
She is survived by her husband, Richard; daughter, Dolores Bryant Gevertz; son and daughter in law, Maggie and Douglas Bryant; grandchildren, Erin Gevertz, Bryant Gevertz and Anneliese Bryant Wilson. Eunice was born March 25, 1935 in Buffalo Lake, Minnesota.
She was the oldest of four children. Her family moved to California in 1945. Eunice graduated from Bell High School in 1953 and married Richard Lyle Bryant August 28, 1954. They have resided in Villa Park since 1968. Eunice graduated from Cal Poly Pomona with a BS in Family Studies and Consumer Science in 1974. She worked with Richard at Morgan Stanley for 20 years. They both retired in 2002 and Eunice became an active member in the Assistance League of Orange.
Her passions were gardening, walking with friends, learning, entertaining, traveling and volunteering. Her family and friends brought her the most joy. We will miss her smile and laugh.
Donations welcome to the Assistance League of Orange. 124 South Orange Street, Orange California 92866.
Published in Orange County Register on June 12, 2013
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