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Brunilda "Bee" Landram
JANUARY 22, 1945 – FEBRUARY 14, 2020
IN THE CARE OF
Brunilda Landram (Bee), 75, went home to be with the lord on February 14, 2020. She died peacefully at her home.
Born in Manhattan, New York on January 22, 1945 , Bee was a long time native of Kentucky before moving to Fort Pierce, Florida in 2019 to be closer to her sister, Emily.
She was a proud veteran of the United States Army and retired in 2005 at the rank of staff sergeant after 24 years of service, also she retired from Bellsouth after 25 years of service. Bee loved to play the organ, loved watching sports, fishing. Bee also had several degrees from several institutes of higher learning.
Bee is survived by her sisters, Emily Hathcock of Fort Pierce, FL, Deloris Decker (Kenny) of Louisville, KY, son Herbert Hibbs of Shepherdsville, KY, daughter Carrie Carrol of Louisville KY, and five grandchildren and two great grandchild and many nieces and nephews. She is reunited in heaven with her husband George Landram, her father William Carpenter, mother Olga Cuyar, brother A Jack Reisser and nephew Cody Mcpherson.
Visitation will be held on Monday, February 17, 2020 from 12:00PM-1:00PM with a service to be held at 1:00PM at Aycock Funeral Home in Fort Pierce. She will be laid to rest at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery on Wednesday, February 19, 2020
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Emma Rieser (Borders)
So sorry to hear of Brunilda's passing. I remember her always as being a very kind person. May she Rest In Peace.
Martha Robertson (Puckett)
I also remember Brunilda as such a kind person. So sorry to hear of her passing.Ellinor Henderson
Rode bus 205 with Bee for all four years at WHS! Had many conversations early in the morning on that bus!
RIP💐
Jeanne Hathaway
I last spoke with Brunilda a few years ago before our last reunion. She was still in the Louisville area but had been battling some health issues. We laughed a bit remembering one day during practice in the run-up to the big day of the annual Junior-Senior Girl's Football Game. I was the quarterback and Brunilda was our defensive center and so in practice we were lined up across from each other, with only the offensive center (I can't remember who) between us. We got in formation, I called a play and before the ball was even snapped, the offensive center was flat on the ground and so was I. Wow. Brunilda was doing her job! I got up, dusted myself off and called another play. Same result. After the third try I limped over to the sidelines and demanded to know from our "coaches" (who seemed quite pleased with themselves) what the heck was going on (more laughing and giggling). Finally, Richard Dicter confessed that he thought, given her size, Brunilda was not trying hard enough, so he told her that I had said some mean things about her and that she should teach me a lesson. Which she did. Of course, I never said those things but, looking back, I know that if I had been a better friend she never would have believed Richard.
I just did a quick look at our class In Memoriam page and realize that we've lost fully 25% of our class. Do I owe anyone else an apology?