About Us
For over ten generations, the Bryant family have dedicated themselves to their North Shore communities. Their deep commitment to their neighbors is one of service, professionalism and trust.
(photo) The Edwin Melville Bryant Family: Edwin & Mildred Bryant and their sons-Robert, Harry, Melville & Arthur
This photograph is displayed
IN MEMORY OF THE PIOUS FAMILY
An aerial photograph from circa the 1930s of the Pious Dairy Farm, the current site of Bryant Funeral Home Old Town Road is across the bottom and Norwood Avenue is on the left of the photograph. Colorization was commonly done to black and white photographs during this time period.
Bryant Funeral Home Founder- Arthur Bryant, Sr.
Since he was a young boy growing up on a farm in East Setauket, Arthur W. Bryant wanted to serve his neighbors and community as a funeral director. None of Art's sons have ever been totally clear as to what or who inspired him to his calling in the funeral profession. However, his dream was delayed by World War II and his service to the country in Europe as a Sergeant in the Army Air Corp. At the end of the war, he returned to his community and married Martha V. Curtis of Port Jefferson. For the next 25 years, Art was side-tracked from his boyhood dream, but went onto own and operate three successful businesses, all based right in our town.
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