Birth date: Dec 2, 1932 Death date: Mar 7, 2012
June Nalty Briant went to be with the Lord on March 7, 2012 after a long battle with cancer.She was born on Dec. 2, 1932 in Brookhaven, MS to Eugene Nalty & Lula Mae Campbell. She is survived by her husband, John Briant of Mandev Read Obituary
Dear Mr. Briant, Mrs. Gulledge & Families, On behalf of my family we extend our deepest condolences to all of you at this time. Our parents (Dot & George Stokes)were such good friends with both the Briant's and Gulledge familiies, please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. It is with fond memories that I remember the Krewe of Olympia Mardi Gras Balls, Parades, and the fun times at the parade parties in Covington with Mr. Briant and my Dad. May your cherish memories of June bring you comfort and peace now and always. Thinking of you all,
Mrs. Robert Carter Townsend {George-Ann, Buddy, Chris & Peggy Stokes}
Ms. June came shopping at Talbots in Mandeville for years. She always came with a smile on her face and we always shared a hug. I have worked with many women over the years at Talbots, but Ms. June was a special customers of mine. I have not seen her shopping for quite sometime and had been worried about her health. Her smile and good nature will be missed. My heart goes out to your family for your loss. Sharing in your sorrow, Charlene Grush
Our deepest sympathy for the family of June. We will miss her and remember the good times we had. May God bless the entire family. Royce and Gussie
Miss June graced our salon with her friendly smile and laughter for three decades. She was a favorite of the staff who admired her fashion sense and eye-catching coordinated outfits. She always spoke lovingly of her husband and family who were very important to her. As her hairdresser and friend, Kenneth, together with the staff at both locations offer our sympathy to her family.
Dear Diane, johnny, and Bryan;
June was quite simply, one
of the most loving,kind ,genuine,
and selfless people I have ever
known.I love and will miss her
and am blessed to be her friend.
Dear Jean & Jere: Saddened to read today's Times-Picayune, but remember the way Purity smelled, orange-pineapple tasted, and riding by Chippewa to look up at the porch where your mother positioned her 3 "J's" to await Christmas. Sincere condolences to the family.
May the peace that only God can give be with you, Johnny, and all your family.
June's smile and love of life will be missed by everyone who knew her. We will miss her as a friend and a neighbor.
John I am real sorry for your loss. Leda and I will keep you in our prayers for comfort and peace. Kenn
My thoughtsand prayers to you and your familly Mr Briant. I remember the fun and joy she and my Mother had playing golf and bridge, a wonderful, charming and always "Pink". A true Southern Lady.
