In Loving Memory of Jeannie May Bryant

Jeannie May Bryant (née Napier), born on February 3, 1953, in Wallace, Idaho, passed away peacefully on June 30, 2024, in Kennewick, Washington. Her life, though marked by its end, remains an inspirational reflection of kindness, generosity, and boundless humor.

Jeannie attended Chula Vista High in Chula Vista, California, where she began to shape her nurturing nature and lifelong love for family and friends. Her greatest achievement was the beautiful family she lovingly raised and fiercely supported every step of the way. She was not only an amazing mother to her three children and grandmother to seven grandchildren but also a cherished presence to her extended family and community.

Jeannie is survived by her devoted son, James A. Bryant, and his wife, Wendy Bryant, along with their children, Emily Anne Katelyn Bryant, Kennedie Lauren Shea Bryant, Brooklyn Kylie Grace Bryant, and Dylan William James Bryant. Jeannie's legacy of warmth and affection is also carried on by her daughter, Jamie A. Bryant Bogar, her supportive husband, Nathan M. Bogar, and their children, Janie Abigail Bryant, Jewel Abilene Bogar, and Jade Amethyst Bogar Martin, along with her husband, Seth Allen Martin, and Maddy Anne Haberlack.  Jeannie is fondly remembered by her namesake daughter, Jeannie May Bryant, and her brother, George Arthur Manuel.

In her leisure time, Jeannie found joy in the simple and social pleasures of life. Always up for a good game of Bingo, she eagerly anticipated the Benton County Fair and its preceding parade, events that brought the community together in joyful celebration.

A celebration of Jeannie's remarkable life will be held on August 3, 2024, at her home in Kennewick. At 3:00 pm Those wishing to honor Jeannie are invited to contact her daughter Jamie Bryant Bogar for more info.

Jeannie's legacy is one of unwavering kindness, generosity, and an infectious sense of humor. Her memory will be forever treasured by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

**Rest in peace, Jeannie May Bryant. Your spirit will continue to inspire and bring joy to us .