Condolence: Beautiful family. Wonderful legacy.

Condolence: It is clear Coach Bramlett was very loved and adored. I am so sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Coach Bramlett was a kind man and always had a smile on his face. He loved his family and was always involved in all their activities.. I am soo very sorry to hear of his passing😢. I am keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers at this sad time..💞🙏

Condolence: So very sorry for your loss. Jeff left a big impact on a lot of lives, including my son, and will be missed by many. God's peace to Jeff's family. You're in my prayers.

Condolence: It was a joy to know Jeff from the first, when he, George and I car pooled to Booth and then taught together at Etowah. He taught my children so well, and the trips to Washington were fabulous. We will miss him. My prayers and sympathy are with the family.

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Jeff's passing. I was running at Sequoyah over the weekend and was thinking about all of the students that Jeff was able to touch. A teacher with a passion for both the lessons and the students that he taught.

Condolence: Jeff was my class mate at Winder Barrow High School. Was a great friend will be greatly missed by all his Class of 1975. May Gods peace and comfort be with his family and friends

Condolence: Jeff was my class mate at Winder Barrow High School. Was a great friend will be greatly missed by all his Class of 1975. May Gods peace and comfort be with his family and friends

Condolence: Coach, it is hard to find the right words to describe the impact you had on my life. For 4 years, you taught me how to think for myself and how to be part of a team. You constantly reminded me of my most embarrassing moments, which made me feel special. I always thought you were one of the most brilliant people I had ever met and will always have the deepest admiration, respect and love for you. You were the best, and will be missed by all of us! May God's peace be with your family!

Condolence: I'm so sorry for your loss. He will be missed by many.

Condolence: I remember the fun times we had as faculty members at ET Booth. It's obvious you had a great influence on your students. I pray God's blessings on your beloved family.

Condolence: Coach Bramlett was one of my favorite teachers at SHS. I can still hear him telling stories about the olympics, saying the "right to arm bears" as the second amendment, and how much he taught me about government. I was in his class during the 2004 election, and I appreciated how he always educated but never interjected his own beliefs or ideals. He influenced my thoughts on small government and taught me that I shouldn't give the government an interest free loan through taxes every year as much as I could help it! I was also blessed to experience DC with him as the ultimate guide. I ran into him at Belk in the fall. When we saw him, my husband was making my daughter laugh and he approached him (not realizing at the time I was a former student) and said "there's no sweeter sound than a child's laughter." Then he started talking about his grandkids and said grandkids are the reward for surviving your kids. What an incredible man the world has lost!

Condolence: Coach, you left a multitude of filled vessels with all those students you touched during your years of guiding, coaching and touching lives including mine, especially during that first year at Sequoia where we met as part of the formation of Boys and Girls Soccer teams. May the peace of God be with you as you now rest from your labors and may your family find that peace they so richly deserve knowing how much you cared for all of us.

Condolence: Coach, You leave a legacy that will never be forgotten. May your friends and family receive comfort from above.