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Brannum-Ted

In Loving Memory

Brannum, Ted Wayne

   

Brannum, Ted Wayne passed away on Sunday, November 14, 2021.

Beloved husband and sweetheart of Jeannine Brannum (nee McDonald) who were married on June 29, 1985 and together for 36 years; dearest father of Michael (Emina) Brannum, Kimberly Brooks, Melinda Guzman and William (Emily Stovall) Whitehead; loving son of Alma Louise and the late Kermit Brannum; grandpa of Jacquelynne, John, Lauren Swayne, Michael, Thomas Brooks, Braxton Brannum and Brian Rell; great-grandpa of Javonny, Julianna Swayne, Adriela, Anessa, Elena Ahmetovic; brother of Judy (Steve) Inman, Linda (Jerry) Scott, Debbie (Jim) Fry, Cindy (Jack) Dohr, Kermit (Rhonda) and David (the late Cathy) Brannum; our dear brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend of many.

Jeannine wants Ted to know “until we reunite again.

Ted served during was a Veteran who served during the Vietnam Conflict.

Funeral Monday, November 22, 9:30 am at KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL, 10151 Gravois Rd. Interment Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.  In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be given to Wounded Warriors.  Visitation Sunday 4:00 – 8:00 p.m.

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8 thoughts on “Brannum, Ted Wayne”

  1. With loving thoughts and memories I say God speed to my beloved Brother. Though miles and time separated us you will always have a place in my heart.

    May the peace of God be with us all as we say farewell for now to Ted.

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  2. With loving thoughts and memories I say God speed to my beloved Brother. Though miles and time separated us you will always have a place in my heart.

    May the peace of God be with us all as we say farewell for now to Ted.

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  3. To my dear brother Ted. Thank you for serving your country and coming home safe. I’m so glad you found your true Love in Jeannine. Who cared for you through all your health problems. You were very blessed and will be missed.

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  4. To my dear brother Ted. Thank you for serving your country and coming home safe. I’m so glad you found your true Love in Jeannine. Who cared for you through all your health problems. You were very blessed and will be missed.

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  5. Uncle Ted, I loved you so very much. I would love to see you again and give you one last hug. You were a special man with a big heart. I know we will see each other again some day and I will get that hug.

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  6. Uncle Ted, I loved you so very much. I would love to see you again and give you one last hug. You were a special man with a big heart. I know we will see each other again some day and I will get that hug.

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