Ella Kay Bryant was the fifth of sixth children born to John Elva and Mary "Della" (Siegler) Bryant. When she was born, her given name was Ella Kizziah, but she always went by Ella Kay. When she applied for a delayed birth certificate, she took the family Bible as proof of her identity, blotted out Kizziah and wrote in Kay so that her marriage license would say Ella Kay, as would all future legal documents.
With her first husband, Fred Harold Allen, she had four children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, all of whom she adored.
Late in life, she married Harry O Redfern.
Ella Kay was a very sweet and dear lady, and is greatly missed by those who knew her. Although we miss her, we do have hope to see her again in Heaven as she placed her trust in Jesus, and we know that though she is absent from her body, she is present with the Lord.
With her first husband, Fred Harold Allen, she had four children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, all of whom she adored.
Late in life, she married Harry O Redfern.
Ella Kay was a very sweet and dear lady, and is greatly missed by those who knew her. Although we miss her, we do have hope to see her again in Heaven as she placed her trust in Jesus, and we know that though she is absent from her body, she is present with the Lord.
Ella Kay Bryant was the fifth of sixth children born to John Elva and Mary "Della" (Siegler) Bryant. When she was born, her given name was Ella Kizziah, but she always went by Ella Kay. When she applied for a delayed birth certificate, she took the family Bible as proof of her identity, blotted out Kizziah and wrote in Kay so that her marriage license would say Ella Kay, as would all future legal documents.
With her first husband, Fred Harold Allen, she had four children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, all of whom she adored.
Late in life, she married Harry O Redfern.
Ella Kay was a very sweet and dear lady, and is greatly missed by those who knew her. Although we miss her, we do have hope to see her again in Heaven as she placed her trust in Jesus, and we know that though she is absent from her body, she is present with the Lord.
With her first husband, Fred Harold Allen, she had four children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, all of whom she adored.
Late in life, she married Harry O Redfern.
Ella Kay was a very sweet and dear lady, and is greatly missed by those who knew her. Although we miss her, we do have hope to see her again in Heaven as she placed her trust in Jesus, and we know that though she is absent from her body, she is present with the Lord.
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