Britt graduated with a business administration degree in 1979, and set his sights on law school to become an attorney like his father. He lettered in all four seasons (1974, 1975, 1977, 1978) first as a running back, then a receiver, and was a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He chose to stay home and attended Northwestern State University, earning a football scholarship. In his senior year, his fellow students voted him Mr. Britt was selected to attend Louisiana Boys State, and also served as a page in the Louisiana Legislature and at the 1968 National Democratic Convention in Chicago. He lettered four years in track, football and basketball, and played in the Louisiana High School Coaches’ All-Star Football Game in 1974. Mary’s High in Natchitoches and was one of the first people inducted in the St. Among his social memberships, he was a longtime member of the Krewe of Dionysos, and had been a member of Holiday In Dixie Cotillion, Holiday In Dixie Planter’s Ball, and was an escort for the St. He was a faithful parishioner of The Minor Basilica Immaculate Conception Church. For more information, please contact NSU Associate Athletic Director Darian Westerfield at 31.
Contributions can also be mailed to: Demons Unlimited Foundation, Attention: Jack Brittain, Jr., Memorial Scholarship, 468 Caspari Street, Natchitoches, LA 71457. In lieu of flowers, please consider contributions to the Jack Brittain, Jr., Memorial Scholarship Fund at Northwestern State University to benefit a female student-athlete.Ĭontributions can be made online by visiting: /vf/nsujack. He loved his 15 grandnieces and grandnephews: Emma Virginia Bishop Ella, Liam and Andrew McCann Mack, Molly, Fiona and Claire Oryl Amelia, Oliver and Eleanor Picou Cooper Morris Maeve Bailey Gaspard and Rigby and William Dickson. Picou, Jr, and his wife, Kassie, Winfield Hancock Morris, and his wife, Lidiane, Wade Hampton Morris, and his wife, Kathryn “Kat,” Lala “Brittany” Sylvester Gaspard, and her husband, Brett, Courtney Elisabeth Sylvester, Ashley Kathleen Sylvester, Kathleen Marie Sylvester Behrend Brittain Behrendsen, Ashton Lafitte Behrendsen, Sydney Brittain Dickson, and her husband, Clayton, Ann Marie Brittain Stanley John Richardson, Richard Blanchard Richardson. Richardson of Nashville, TN, along with his 16 beloved nieces and nephews: Marguerite “Megan” Picou Bishop, and her husband, Ashley, Sara Picou McCann, and her husband, Gabe, Catherine “Catie” Picou Oryl, and her husband, Ben, Dr.
Brittain, and his fiancé, Janice Wheat of Youngsville and Mary Jane “Cookie” Brittain Richardson, and her husband, Kirk J. Sylvester of Natchitoches Eliza Brittain Behrendsen, and her husband, Gunnar F. Morris of Alexandria Judge Lala Brittain Sylvester, and her husband, Russell “Rusty” L. Picou of Natchitoches Rebecca Brittain Morris and her husband, Wallace “Wally” E. Marguerite “Cissy” Picou and her husband, Dr. He is survived by six treasured siblings: Dr. He was preceded in death by his parents, Jack Oliver Brittain and Ann Williams Brittain, paternal grandparents, Clarence Lafitte Brittain and Irene Humphries Brittain, and maternal grandparents, Judge R. He was born June 20, 1956, and died July 11, 2023. Denis Funeral Home in Natchitoches from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. A visitation will be held at the Blanchard St. Williams, O.P., under the direction of Blanchard St. at The Minor Basilica of the Immaculate Conception Church in Natchitoches, Louisiana, on Thursday, July 13, 2023, with Father R. A memorial service to celebrate the life of Jack “Britt” Oliver Brittain, Jr., will be held at 11:30 a.m.
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