Georgia Jean "Sweet Georgia" Bryant, 66, of Jonesboro, Arkansas, passed from this life on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2014.
She was born in Bono, Arkansas, on April 9, 1948, to the late George and Lois Bryant.
Sweet Georgia was known as a loving and caring woman that would do anything for somebody in need. She was a sassy woman who enjoyed bingo, word searches and going to yard sales.
Georgia was preceded in death by her parents and one sister; Johnnie Ann Swieze.
Sweet Georgia is survived by her three sons; Randy Bryant (Adela) of Miami; Dan Cowden (Christine) of Virginia Gardens, Fla., and Anthony Cowden of Grandbury, Texas; and sisters, Sue Bryant of Sulphur Springs, Texas, Ginger Hooper and Sharon Logan, both of Jonesboro; grand-children, Saraya, Daniel III, Anthony Phillip, Alexander, Zachary, Laura, Logan, Makayla Jo, Devin and Autumn Adel Georgia. Sweet Georgia also leaves behind two great-grand-children.
A funeral service was held in Emerson Memorial Chapel. Burial was private.
Jonesboro Sun obits. November 22, 2014
She was born in Bono, Arkansas, on April 9, 1948, to the late George and Lois Bryant.
Sweet Georgia was known as a loving and caring woman that would do anything for somebody in need. She was a sassy woman who enjoyed bingo, word searches and going to yard sales.
Georgia was preceded in death by her parents and one sister; Johnnie Ann Swieze.
Sweet Georgia is survived by her three sons; Randy Bryant (Adela) of Miami; Dan Cowden (Christine) of Virginia Gardens, Fla., and Anthony Cowden of Grandbury, Texas; and sisters, Sue Bryant of Sulphur Springs, Texas, Ginger Hooper and Sharon Logan, both of Jonesboro; grand-children, Saraya, Daniel III, Anthony Phillip, Alexander, Zachary, Laura, Logan, Makayla Jo, Devin and Autumn Adel Georgia. Sweet Georgia also leaves behind two great-grand-children.
A funeral service was held in Emerson Memorial Chapel. Burial was private.
Jonesboro Sun obits. November 22, 2014
Georgia Jean "Sweet Georgia" Bryant, 66, of Jonesboro, Arkansas, passed from this life on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2014.
She was born in Bono, Arkansas, on April 9, 1948, to the late George and Lois Bryant.
Sweet Georgia was known as a loving and caring woman that would do anything for somebody in need. She was a sassy woman who enjoyed bingo, word searches and going to yard sales.
Georgia was preceded in death by her parents and one sister; Johnnie Ann Swieze.
Sweet Georgia is survived by her three sons; Randy Bryant (Adela) of Miami; Dan Cowden (Christine) of Virginia Gardens, Fla., and Anthony Cowden of Grandbury, Texas; and sisters, Sue Bryant of Sulphur Springs, Texas, Ginger Hooper and Sharon Logan, both of Jonesboro; grand-children, Saraya, Daniel III, Anthony Phillip, Alexander, Zachary, Laura, Logan, Makayla Jo, Devin and Autumn Adel Georgia. Sweet Georgia also leaves behind two great-grand-children.
A funeral service was held in Emerson Memorial Chapel. Burial was private.
Jonesboro Sun obits. November 22, 2014
She was born in Bono, Arkansas, on April 9, 1948, to the late George and Lois Bryant.
Sweet Georgia was known as a loving and caring woman that would do anything for somebody in need. She was a sassy woman who enjoyed bingo, word searches and going to yard sales.
Georgia was preceded in death by her parents and one sister; Johnnie Ann Swieze.
Sweet Georgia is survived by her three sons; Randy Bryant (Adela) of Miami; Dan Cowden (Christine) of Virginia Gardens, Fla., and Anthony Cowden of Grandbury, Texas; and sisters, Sue Bryant of Sulphur Springs, Texas, Ginger Hooper and Sharon Logan, both of Jonesboro; grand-children, Saraya, Daniel III, Anthony Phillip, Alexander, Zachary, Laura, Logan, Makayla Jo, Devin and Autumn Adel Georgia. Sweet Georgia also leaves behind two great-grand-children.
A funeral service was held in Emerson Memorial Chapel. Burial was private.
Jonesboro Sun obits. November 22, 2014
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