Julia K. Bryant-Thompson of Fort Smith died Thursday, April 13, 2000, in Fort Smith, AR.
She was the director of the Westark Retired Senior Volunteer Program of the Western Arkansas Counseling and Guidance Center. She was a graduate of Texas Tech University and served on the Arkansas Commission on National and Community Service. She was a member of the Fort Smith Business and Professional Women's Organization.
She is survived by her husband, John Thompson; one son, Guy Harley of Seattle; her mother, Kathleen Bryant Stephens of Sherman, Texas; two sisters, Beverly Bryant LeMaster of Dallas and Rebecca Bryant Parker of Sherman, Texas.
She was the director of the Westark Retired Senior Volunteer Program of the Western Arkansas Counseling and Guidance Center. She was a graduate of Texas Tech University and served on the Arkansas Commission on National and Community Service. She was a member of the Fort Smith Business and Professional Women's Organization.
She is survived by her husband, John Thompson; one son, Guy Harley of Seattle; her mother, Kathleen Bryant Stephens of Sherman, Texas; two sisters, Beverly Bryant LeMaster of Dallas and Rebecca Bryant Parker of Sherman, Texas.
Julia K. Bryant-Thompson of Fort Smith died Thursday, April 13, 2000, in Fort Smith, AR.
She was the director of the Westark Retired Senior Volunteer Program of the Western Arkansas Counseling and Guidance Center. She was a graduate of Texas Tech University and served on the Arkansas Commission on National and Community Service. She was a member of the Fort Smith Business and Professional Women's Organization.
She is survived by her husband, John Thompson; one son, Guy Harley of Seattle; her mother, Kathleen Bryant Stephens of Sherman, Texas; two sisters, Beverly Bryant LeMaster of Dallas and Rebecca Bryant Parker of Sherman, Texas.
She was the director of the Westark Retired Senior Volunteer Program of the Western Arkansas Counseling and Guidance Center. She was a graduate of Texas Tech University and served on the Arkansas Commission on National and Community Service. She was a member of the Fort Smith Business and Professional Women's Organization.
She is survived by her husband, John Thompson; one son, Guy Harley of Seattle; her mother, Kathleen Bryant Stephens of Sherman, Texas; two sisters, Beverly Bryant LeMaster of Dallas and Rebecca Bryant Parker of Sherman, Texas.
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