Bryant Eugene Spradley

bryant spradley

August 8, 1935 ~ December 5, 2020

Surrounded by his family, Bryant Eugene Spradley, age 85, of Palestine, passed away peacefully on Saturday, the 5th day of December 2020. He has been reunited with his son, Scott Spradley, his parents, Chester Dee Spradley and Essie Bradshaw Spradley and his brothers and sisters, Mildred, Dorthy, Beth, Margret and Moe.

Mr. Spradley was born on the 8th day of August 1935, in McGregor, Texas. He was an extraordinary man who had a profound zeal for life. Mr. Spradley was deeply and unconditionally loving to his family and friends. He was a graduate of Texas A&M University and served in the United States Army. Before his retirement, Mr. Spradley had worked his way up to become the Executive Vice President and Managing Vice President of Alexander & Alexander, a large insurance underwriting firm in Dallas/Fort Worth and Midland. He began his insurance career in 1968. Prior to joining A&A in 1971, he worked for an international stock insurance company as branch underwriting manager. He specialized in underwriting large national and international industrial and manufacturing accounts. Mr. Spradley was dedicated to his career and passed on his work ethic to his children. When not working, Mr. Spradley enjoyed playing golf with friends.

Mr. Spradley's memory will live on in the hearts of his family. He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Dinah Kay Spradley; son, Mark Spradley and wife Michelle of Frisco, Texas; and grandchildren, Erin and Ryann.

A private family graveside service to celebrate Mr. Spradley's life is to be conducted at two o'clock in the afternoon, on Sunday, the 13th day of December 2020 at Land of Memory Cemetery with Bro. Mike Drinkard officiating.

Funeral services for Bryant Eugene Spradley are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas.

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  1. Marilyn Barnett-B&B Private Caregiving says:

    Mr. Bryant was a man of strength. I enjoyed the years assisting him with taking care of the love of his life Dinah. The love and care he showed for her was was truly beautiful to see. Prayers of comfort to all of his family, and may your memories with him always shine bright.

  2. Bryant was a soft spoken man.  He was dignity and a  gentleman.   I looked up to him and loved him very much. May God bless the family.  Time has taken all our family. 

  3. I am so glad I got to visit Uncle Bryant and aunt Dinah this January while I was in Texas.  I will always remember riding with him on his motorcycle while visiting the family farm one summer.  He was loved and will be missed.

  4. It was a privilege to know Bryant.  He was a kind, Godly man and a loving husband.

  5. He was a kind and gentle spirit who loved his wife and is now with his son.


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