RAYMOND M. BRIGGS, 73, of Cordova, attorney, died Thursday at Baptist Memorial Hospital East. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel with burial in Memorial Park . He was a former vice president of Welcome Wagon, attended Washington and Lee University and graduated from Vanderbilt University Law School. He was a past president of Memphis Trial Lawyers Association, a member of Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association, the
American Bar Association and Kentucky Colonels. He was a Shriner, a Mason, and organized and served as governor of the Whitehaven Moose Lodge. Mr. Briggs, the husband of Helen Price Briggs, also leaves five daughters, Katherine Briggs, Dorothy Roberts, Mary Smith and Jane Callaway, all of Memphis, and Lea Landree of Tulsa, Okla.; two sons, Thomas W. Briggs and Marshal Briggs, both of Memphis; a sister, Virginia Elmore of Milford, Conn.; a brother, H. Russell Briggs of Panama City, Fla., several grandchildren and a great-grandchild. (Published in The Commercial Appeal on June 5, 1992)
American Bar Association and Kentucky Colonels. He was a Shriner, a Mason, and organized and served as governor of the Whitehaven Moose Lodge. Mr. Briggs, the husband of Helen Price Briggs, also leaves five daughters, Katherine Briggs, Dorothy Roberts, Mary Smith and Jane Callaway, all of Memphis, and Lea Landree of Tulsa, Okla.; two sons, Thomas W. Briggs and Marshal Briggs, both of Memphis; a sister, Virginia Elmore of Milford, Conn.; a brother, H. Russell Briggs of Panama City, Fla., several grandchildren and a great-grandchild. (Published in The Commercial Appeal on June 5, 1992)
RAYMOND M. BRIGGS, 73, of Cordova, attorney, died Thursday at Baptist Memorial Hospital East. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel with burial in Memorial Park . He was a former vice president of Welcome Wagon, attended Washington and Lee University and graduated from Vanderbilt University Law School. He was a past president of Memphis Trial Lawyers Association, a member of Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association, the
American Bar Association and Kentucky Colonels. He was a Shriner, a Mason, and organized and served as governor of the Whitehaven Moose Lodge. Mr. Briggs, the husband of Helen Price Briggs, also leaves five daughters, Katherine Briggs, Dorothy Roberts, Mary Smith and Jane Callaway, all of Memphis, and Lea Landree of Tulsa, Okla.; two sons, Thomas W. Briggs and Marshal Briggs, both of Memphis; a sister, Virginia Elmore of Milford, Conn.; a brother, H. Russell Briggs of Panama City, Fla., several grandchildren and a great-grandchild. (Published in The Commercial Appeal on June 5, 1992)
American Bar Association and Kentucky Colonels. He was a Shriner, a Mason, and organized and served as governor of the Whitehaven Moose Lodge. Mr. Briggs, the husband of Helen Price Briggs, also leaves five daughters, Katherine Briggs, Dorothy Roberts, Mary Smith and Jane Callaway, all of Memphis, and Lea Landree of Tulsa, Okla.; two sons, Thomas W. Briggs and Marshal Briggs, both of Memphis; a sister, Virginia Elmore of Milford, Conn.; a brother, H. Russell Briggs of Panama City, Fla., several grandchildren and a great-grandchild. (Published in The Commercial Appeal on June 5, 1992)
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