Dear Judy, I just learned of Bryant passing, my heart is sad my friend and my prayers are for you Judy.
Bryant and Don and I were such life long friends and I want to think of them together.
I will miss his phone calls to cheer me up after Don's passing.
My deepest sympathy to you ,
Maria Cohoon

So sad to hear of the passing of my Uncle Bryant. Sad that our family wasn't closer.
Judy, praying for you.
Terri (Dunham) Woodroof

Bryant and I went back professionally over five decades.  He was my first claims manager in 1968 at Gulf Insurance and long after I married and relocated to Florida and came back home to GA in 1997, he was a claims supervisor for Home Depot, where I was fortunate to be hired in 2001.  I was so happy to be reunited with him and Frank Madden and so many other old time claims folks.  I never knew Bryant outside of the office, but he was always a constant force in the insurance field.  I just hope he spent his retirement years on the golf course and loving his family and doggies.  Rest in peace Bryant, you were my mentor and much loved.

My deepest condolences are extended to Judy Kilpatrick & the entire family!

I had the blessing of working for Bryant for several years. He taught me a LOT about insurance and life challenges. He was there for me during the most painful time in my life. On days I couldn't get out of bed to come in to work, he would tell me to take care of me and let him know if I needed anything. He was like a father to me in a lot of ways and always checked in on me during the entire situation. He even made a comment at one point "I don't know why they don't love you like the rest of us does" I'll never forget that because it melted my heart and something I needed to hear during that time. I'm so thankful for all that he did for me. He was kind, caring, thoughtful, a mentor, a teacher, an inspiration, and Very funny! I talk about him often (in fact just last week!) and how he helped me through that terrible time because to this day and always I am ETERNALLY grateful! I will miss him more than words but I hope he's resting easy now. He lived a full life, and did what made him Happy! He loved his dog Cossie. I remember when he first got him! All he could talk about was Cossie and he'd have a photo gallery full of photos to share. I'll miss you, Bryant. Fly high, angel!


Love,
Christina

My deepest condolences are extended to Judy  Kilpatrick & family. 

I worked with Bryant over 10 years at Sedgwick. He was extremely knowledgeable about claims and always found time to answer questions. I’ll never forget when Bryant, Sean Harty and I went to lunch one day.  We had so much fun and laughed so hard.   II’ll also remember Nancy Bunker and I having a ‘farewell’ lunch with you when you retired. Oh, what a good time we had!


Bryant was quiet but always willing to listen and give sound advice.  I will miss Bryant but am so grateful to have known him and for all of the wonderful memories.

The staff of Roswell Funeral Home and Green Lawn Cemetery would like to extend our most sincere condolence to the Kilpatrick Family. We would like to thank you for entrusting the care of your love one into our hands. Please remember you are not alone and we will always be here for you. 

Roswell Funeral Home and
Green Lawn Cemetery & Mausoleum

Judy you are in my prayers for comfort and peace during this difficult time.  Please reach out if there is anything my team can do to support you.  You are loved and we know your husband would want your energetic spirit, laughter and love of life to continue in his honor.

Dana Hickman

OBITUARY

Charles Bryant Kilpatrick

November 21, 1937 – June 3, 2024

Roswell Funeral Home & Green Lawn Cemetery & Mausoleum

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