Parran Broome Briscoe
August 31, 1965 – May 2, 2022
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Parran Broome Briscoe, age 56, of Saint Leonard, Maryland, passed in the care of the compassionate nurses at University of Maryland Medical Center on May 2, 2022. Parran was born on August 31, 1965 in Annapolis, Maryland to the late Cassandra Parran Briscoe and James Thompson Briscoe III.
Parran attended The Calverton School and Fork Union Military Academy, and he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Agriculture from North Carolina State University. He moved back to Southern Maryland to work on the family owned farms, Stonesby and Cage.
Parran was a 4th generation farmer on Stonesby Farm; he was committed to the preservation of the land for agricultural purposes and to pass to future generations. He farmed tobacco and grain, but he particularly loved his work raising beef cattle. When he wasn’t farming, he enjoyed flying radio control planes, boating on the weekends, and collecting and fixing antique clocks and watches. He honed his craft of roasting pigs at Christ Church picnics, family celebrations, and even won a contest at Mount Victoria.
Parran was a lifelong member of Christ Church Port Republic; he served on the vestry for several terms. Parran was a member of the Vansville Farmers Club where he served as secretary for many years. He was also a member of Southern Maryland Society and the Southern State Co-op board; additionally, he served on the Colonial Farm Credit board nomination committee. He was awarded Cooperator of the year for Calvert Soil Conservation District for his good stewardship of Stonesby and Cage Farms in 2005.
He is survived by his loving wife Holly Rogers Briscoe, son James Thompson Briscoe IV, and daughter Delaney Barbara Briscoe of Saint Leonard. He is also survived by his sister Shannon Briscoe Campbell (David), brother Crofton Briscoe (Kim), and numerous nieces, and nephews, and cousins.
The family will receive friends on Sunday, May 8, from 1:00 to 5:00PM at “Stonesby” 7210 Parkers Wharf Road, Saint Leonard, MD. Memorial service will be held on Monday, May 9, at 11:00 AM at Christ Church, 3100 Broomes Island Road, Port Republic, MD with Father Christopher Garcia. Inurnment to follow the services in the church cemetery.
Should friends desire, contributions may be made in his memory to Farming 4 Hunger, P.O. Box 2348 Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678, https://www.farming4hunger.com/donate/
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Holly, Delaney and James
Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to you and your family for the loss of Parran. We pray that you find peace in knowing the many people who are sending their thoughts and prayers to help all of you get through this difficult time.
Duane, Pam and Matthew Elliott
Holly, Delaney and James
Sending my prayers to you all and the family at the loss of your husband and father. I believe that God has a plan and purpose for each of us and Parran has completed both that were assigned to him. Celebrate his life and not mourn his death because he will continue to live on in each of your hearts and lives. I will continue to pray your strength in the Lord during this difficult time. Be blessed.
I only have good memories of Parran. On my visits for family events I always talked to Parran about what was new and how his farm was doing. Not being a farmer myself he would discuss what he was planting and any problems he was having so I could understand. I will miss these talks and his ever present smile. Rest in peace.
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Holly, Delaney and James
Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to you and your family for the loss of Parran. We pray that you find peace in knowing the many people who are sending their thoughts and prayers to help all of you get through this difficult time.
Duane, Pam and Matthew Elliott
Holly, Delaney and James
Sending my prayers to you all and the family at the loss of your husband and father. I believe that God has a plan and purpose for each of us and Parran has completed both that were assigned to him. Celebrate his life and not mourn his death because he will continue to live on in each of your hearts and lives. I will continue to pray your strength in the Lord during this difficult time. Be blessed.
Holly, Delaney and James and family – We are so sorry for your loss. So many of us are lifting you all up in prayer to the Lord for his healing and protection. God will give you strength.
Holly, James, and Delaney,
My heart goes out to you during this difficult time. I am so sorry for your loss. Words can’t express what you are feeling now. I will pray for your family.
Love,
Diana Robey
I only have good memories of Parran. On my visits for family events I always talked to Parran about what was new and how his farm was doing. Not being a farmer myself he would discuss what he was planting and any problems he was having so I could understand. I will miss these talks and his ever present smile. Rest in peace.
Parran always seemed to be the “oldest” amongst our peer group in high school at Fork Union. Always with some kind of sage perspective on things. He was a good man. The world is better because he was.