BELMONT — John A. Bryant, 77, passed away at the Lakes Region General Hospital in Laconia on Saturday, March 9, 2019.
John was born on April 8, 1941, in Belmont, the son of the late Harold and Sybil (Jones) Bryant. He worked as an equipment operator and truck driver for various companies throughout the years and also served as a Gilmanton volunteer firefighter.
John enjoyed all types of farming and was an avid gardener of both flowers and vegetables. He loved dog-sled racing, Gilmanton Old Home Day and sapping maple trees.
John is survived by his son; and his significant other.
Burial in the Meetinghouse Cemetery in Gilmanton.
Laconia Daily Sun, March 13, 2019
John was born on April 8, 1941, in Belmont, the son of the late Harold and Sybil (Jones) Bryant. He worked as an equipment operator and truck driver for various companies throughout the years and also served as a Gilmanton volunteer firefighter.
John enjoyed all types of farming and was an avid gardener of both flowers and vegetables. He loved dog-sled racing, Gilmanton Old Home Day and sapping maple trees.
John is survived by his son; and his significant other.
Burial in the Meetinghouse Cemetery in Gilmanton.
Laconia Daily Sun, March 13, 2019
BELMONT — John A. Bryant, 77, passed away at the Lakes Region General Hospital in Laconia on Saturday, March 9, 2019.
John was born on April 8, 1941, in Belmont, the son of the late Harold and Sybil (Jones) Bryant. He worked as an equipment operator and truck driver for various companies throughout the years and also served as a Gilmanton volunteer firefighter.
John enjoyed all types of farming and was an avid gardener of both flowers and vegetables. He loved dog-sled racing, Gilmanton Old Home Day and sapping maple trees.
John is survived by his son; and his significant other.
Burial in the Meetinghouse Cemetery in Gilmanton.
Laconia Daily Sun, March 13, 2019
John was born on April 8, 1941, in Belmont, the son of the late Harold and Sybil (Jones) Bryant. He worked as an equipment operator and truck driver for various companies throughout the years and also served as a Gilmanton volunteer firefighter.
John enjoyed all types of farming and was an avid gardener of both flowers and vegetables. He loved dog-sled racing, Gilmanton Old Home Day and sapping maple trees.
John is survived by his son; and his significant other.
Burial in the Meetinghouse Cemetery in Gilmanton.
Laconia Daily Sun, March 13, 2019
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