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John Rufus Branscomb
John Rufus Branscomb, 88, of Stone Mountain, GA, passed away peacefully on October 9, 2021. John was born in Orlando, FL on September 10, 1933 to Bishop John W. and Elizabeth Branscomb. Growing up in Orlando, he met and fell in love with Dorothy Eiselstein. Following his graduation from Emory University, the two married and settled in Decatur, GA, soon living the idyllic family life with their two sons, Jack and Jim. They enjoyed vacations at the beach and sports at all levels, from Medlock Park, to Druid Hills High School, and agonizing each year over the Falcons, Braves and Hawks. John started his career with C&S Bank at the Broadview Plaza branch. When he later took a position with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, his family wasn’t sure if the move was a career advancement, or just a way to get a great parking spot for all the sports events at the Omni. Following retirement, he and Dot enjoyed travel, hiking, and outings and dinners with their many friends at Park Springs. John was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 67 years, Dot, just 3 months ago. He is survived by sons Jack Branscomb (Lisette) and Jim Branscomb (Karen); grandchildren Katie Kish (Dan) and Glenn Branscomb (Lauren); and great-grandson Levi Kish. He will be remembered by all he ever met for his ever-present beaming smile. A visitation for his family and friends will be at Turner Funeral Home in Decatur on Monday, October 25, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. A memorial service will be held Tuesday, October 26 at Mountain Park United Methodist Church at 2:30 PM. In lieu of flowers or other expressions of condolence, please consider a donation to the Park Springs Foundation.September 10, 1933 - October 9, 202109/10/193310/09/2021
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Jim Branscomb
December 13, 2021
Dad, I could have never asked for a better Father. You not only were my Dad, but you were also my Best Friend. I will have a lifetime of memories to remember you by. I will always love you and miss you John Boy.
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Bert Davis
October 25, 2021
Uncle John ( my mama’s only sibling). Mama just passed in June, Aunt Dorothy in July, now Uncle John. I found these great old slides of Uncle John and Aunt Dorothy while searching for Mama’s funeral slide show. They always mailed me a Thanksgiving card, every year, witho... Continue Reading
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October 23, 2021
So many happy times, so many lovely gatherings, so much helpful advice: John , your memory will always be a blessing.
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October 22, 2021
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