Hi my name is Heather Corbin recently made Heather Brantley. I was a good friend of Miranda Parish ,Brianna’s sister. We have fell out currently because our lives went in different directions but in school I do remember Brianna being that sweet little girl that followed us around! The little girl that wanted to do everything her sister did! She was always so sweet and it’s so sad we can’t talk to her anymore. I am sure there are so many things not just I would like to say to her but everyone else that loved her so much. I have never commented on this site but I have visited it several times. I guess today was my day…the fondest memory I have of Bri is spending Halloween of at her house in Fairhope. we ran around the field behind her house in the dark scaring the crap out of each other! I will never forget the look on her face when she laughed so hysterically. We will see her again one day Sylinda and we will laugh with her like that again. God bless.
I just met Sylinda for the first time on Thursday, and she is the most incredible advocate for Bri, not only that, but she is a delightful force of nature. I have two young daughters, and my first conversation now with them in a delicate and age appropriate manner is talking about Bri. Like many, my story changed and those of my daughters will change after learning about Brianna. I can only hope and pray that she is well taking care of us, her message is loud and clear. Thank you…
Was running the Eastern Shore trial this morning and praying. The Holy Spirit of the Lord Jesus Christ impressed upon me that something terrible had happened to someone nearby. I started looking as I ran and immediately came upon Brianna’s memorial. I just wanted you to know that I stopped and read everything there and came home to see this site. Praying that Holy Spirit will continue to carry you and to bring you comfort as the days go by. It will not be long before the children of the Most High are reunited in heaven! I can’t wait to meet you all and Brianna there. Until then, I will pray for you all as the Spirit leads… 2 Corinthians 5:8
Went to gator alley last with my husband and saw the memorial. What wonderful young lady she was and my heart goes out to her family. I read all the tips and plan on sharing them with others Thank you for sharing and teaching.
I’m so sorry this happened. I know how it feels to have a family member taken. My moms cousin was kid napped, rapped, and killed. But her body was never found, or her murder. So I’m very sorry for your lost and I now live in Daphne and I’m very cautious about my sourndings. I feel really bad about your family and friends. But as I ws always told she will always be with you in your hearts.
Also I am keeping your family and friends in my prays. I was walking with my mom when i saw the saying about Bri. I didnt know her but she very beautiful, and she seems like she would be a very nice girl. But once again God bless you and I’ll keep you in my prays.
Hi Abigail, thank you so much for your kind words and for visiting my sisters memorial. I am very sorry to hear of your family’s loss as well. There is certainly evil in this world and unfortunately it attacks so many innocent lives. My sister was an amazing person, beautiful inside and out and i wish everyone had the chance to know her. She touched many lives when she was alive and your comments prove that she continues to do so. Thank you again and God bless!
My family and I are Hurricane Irma evacuees’ from Florida, and staying at a nearby hotel from your daughter’s memorial. It caught my eye while walking our dogs because one, she favors our oldest daughter, and two, there is an energy there that just pulls you to it. Please get comfort knowing strangers are visiting her memorial and praying for her and her family, and know she is resting peacefully in the Palm of God’s hand. I can’t imagine your pain. Your life must go on, but I’m sure she is smiling that she is still always in your thoughts, and heart. God bless…
Went for a walk and saw the memorial park for Bri. We are here because my 21 yr old is soon to move here to start a job. I am so sorry that Bri left here so soon but so thankful for her Heavenly home and the eternal future you have with her and our precious Savior. I will share your tips and Bri’s story with my daughter, thanks for caring for all our daughters.
WOW! it’s been so long since I’ve been on this site even though I have the logo tattooed on me (Literally). I was missing Bri really badly today so I came on here. I have read every amazing comment and cried through a few of them. It’s so touching that Bri continues on through the memorial and that some have even shared their insight of tragic and/or scary events that have happened in their lives that furthers awareness. As the day creeps closer to my wedding I miss her more than ever, wishing she was here to be my maid of honor. She truly was an amazing person! <3
I remember going to Gator Alley and seeing Brianna’s memorial when I was younger. She seems to be a beautiful soul and her memory continues to live on. I am so sorry for your loss. Although I never knew her, I can tell from the fond memories shared that she was a wonderful person and I hope everyone who knew her is doing well. God bless you all!
I recently came across the bench memorial for Brianna. I became really emotionally. I called a number listed under contact and expressed my grief and love for how they chose to remember her. The woman who answered was very nice! Brianna was only 21 years old! She had big dreams and were making plans for her life that were cut short! I don’t know her personally, but she died the year I graduated high school! I don’t know her but I love her already and send an astounding amount of love to her mom, dad, and the 2 big sisters that were left behind! We love you and thank you so much for this moment and place to honor Brianna and many in similar situations like her. Your loss does not go unfelt and I will think about this day and moment for the rest of my life! The scripture John 10:28 was listed right above the bench. I needed to see that!
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Angie Mac
September 22nd, 2014 at 5:07 pm
Thank you for sharing Briannas story. God bless.
Heather Brantley
December 3rd, 2014 at 5:25 pm
Hi my name is Heather Corbin recently made Heather Brantley. I was a good friend of Miranda Parish ,Brianna’s sister. We have fell out currently because our lives went in different directions but in school I do remember Brianna being that sweet little girl that followed us around! The little girl that wanted to do everything her sister did! She was always so sweet and it’s so sad we can’t talk to her anymore. I am sure there are so many things not just I would like to say to her but everyone else that loved her so much. I have never commented on this site but I have visited it several times. I guess today was my day…the fondest memory I have of Bri is spending Halloween of at her house in Fairhope. we ran around the field behind her house in the dark scaring the crap out of each other! I will never forget the look on her face when she laughed so hysterically. We will see her again one day Sylinda and we will laugh with her like that again. God bless.
Irma Hudson
January 31st, 2015 at 12:24 pm
I just met Sylinda for the first time on Thursday, and she is the most incredible advocate for Bri, not only that, but she is a delightful force of nature. I have two young daughters, and my first conversation now with them in a delicate and age appropriate manner is talking about Bri. Like many, my story changed and those of my daughters will change after learning about Brianna. I can only hope and pray that she is well taking care of us, her message is loud and clear. Thank you…
Randy
May 9th, 2015 at 4:27 pm
Was running the Eastern Shore trial this morning and praying. The Holy Spirit of the Lord Jesus Christ impressed upon me that something terrible had happened to someone nearby. I started looking as I ran and immediately came upon Brianna’s memorial. I just wanted you to know that I stopped and read everything there and came home to see this site. Praying that Holy Spirit will continue to carry you and to bring you comfort as the days go by. It will not be long before the children of the Most High are reunited in heaven! I can’t wait to meet you all and Brianna there. Until then, I will pray for you all as the Spirit leads… 2 Corinthians 5:8
Lynn
July 12th, 2015 at 8:04 pm
Went to gator alley last with my husband and saw the memorial. What wonderful young lady she was and my heart goes out to her family. I read all the tips and plan on sharing them with others Thank you for sharing and teaching.
Abigail Luster
August 27th, 2016 at 1:07 am
I’m so sorry this happened. I know how it feels to have a family member taken. My moms cousin was kid napped, rapped, and killed. But her body was never found, or her murder. So I’m very sorry for your lost and I now live in Daphne and I’m very cautious about my sourndings. I feel really bad about your family and friends. But as I ws always told she will always be with you in your hearts.
Abigail Luster
August 29th, 2016 at 1:53 pm
Also I am keeping your family and friends in my prays. I was walking with my mom when i saw the saying about Bri. I didnt know her but she very beautiful, and she seems like she would be a very nice girl. But once again God bless you and I’ll keep you in my prays.
Miranda
August 29th, 2016 at 2:58 pm
Hi Abigail, thank you so much for your kind words and for visiting my sisters memorial. I am very sorry to hear of your family’s loss as well. There is certainly evil in this world and unfortunately it attacks so many innocent lives. My sister was an amazing person, beautiful inside and out and i wish everyone had the chance to know her. She touched many lives when she was alive and your comments prove that she continues to do so. Thank you again and God bless!
Debbie
September 9th, 2017 at 6:55 pm
My family and I are Hurricane Irma evacuees’ from Florida, and staying at a nearby hotel from your daughter’s memorial. It caught my eye while walking our dogs because one, she favors our oldest daughter, and two, there is an energy there that just pulls you to it. Please get comfort knowing strangers are visiting her memorial and praying for her and her family, and know she is resting peacefully in the Palm of God’s hand. I can’t imagine your pain. Your life must go on, but I’m sure she is smiling that she is still always in your thoughts, and heart. God bless…
Linda
June 18th, 2018 at 2:05 pm
Went for a walk and saw the memorial park for Bri. We are here because my 21 yr old is soon to move here to start a job. I am so sorry that Bri left here so soon but so thankful for her Heavenly home and the eternal future you have with her and our precious Savior. I will share your tips and Bri’s story with my daughter, thanks for caring for all our daughters.
Lauren Smith
September 19th, 2018 at 4:07 pm
WOW! it’s been so long since I’ve been on this site even though I have the logo tattooed on me (Literally). I was missing Bri really badly today so I came on here. I have read every amazing comment and cried through a few of them. It’s so touching that Bri continues on through the memorial and that some have even shared their insight of tragic and/or scary events that have happened in their lives that furthers awareness. As the day creeps closer to my wedding I miss her more than ever, wishing she was here to be my maid of honor. She truly was an amazing person! <3
Anon
September 28th, 2022 at 1:09 am
I remember going to Gator Alley and seeing Brianna’s memorial when I was younger. She seems to be a beautiful soul and her memory continues to live on. I am so sorry for your loss. Although I never knew her, I can tell from the fond memories shared that she was a wonderful person and I hope everyone who knew her is doing well. God bless you all!
Sam
March 28th, 2023 at 10:59 pm
I recently came across the bench memorial for Brianna. I became really emotionally. I called a number listed under contact and expressed my grief and love for how they chose to remember her. The woman who answered was very nice! Brianna was only 21 years old! She had big dreams and were making plans for her life that were cut short! I don’t know her personally, but she died the year I graduated high school! I don’t know her but I love her already and send an astounding amount of love to her mom, dad, and the 2 big sisters that were left behind! We love you and thank you so much for this moment and place to honor Brianna and many in similar situations like her. Your loss does not go unfelt and I will think about this day and moment for the rest of my life! The scripture John 10:28 was listed right above the bench. I needed to see that!