Mr. Glen Bryant, age 70, Jonesborough, passed away Tuesday, October 22, 2024, at his residence.
Mr. Bryant was born on March 25, 1954, in Yancey County, NC, to the late Talmage & Jessie Kate Solomon Bryant.
He was a member of Cherry Grove Baptist Church.
Mr. Bryant worked in the Engineering and Carpentry Department at the Johnson City Medical Center.
He enjoyed his model trains. He started working on the farm as soon as he was old enough to drive a tractor. He was the happiest while on his tractor.
Survivors include his wife, Brenda Bryant, Jonesborough; stepson, Richard Cox (Kelly); step-granddaughter, Jessica Gage; sister, Linda Hensley (Rick); two nephews, Chris Nicholson (Lisa) and Chalie Hunley; and a niece, April Horton (John).
Graveside services will be conducted 1:00 PM, Friday, October 25, 2024, at Vincent Cemetery with Pastor Tommy Clark officiating.
I could write a book about Glen and my thoughts but just wanted to say I loved him so much. When I was a wild 17 yo he treated me great and I'm thankful him and mom found each other and got over 10 years to be together. If there were more "Glens" in the world how great it would be. I'm sorry mom and as always stand beside you to face this world
Brenda, I just heard about Glen. I am so very sorry. Prayers for you and the family. I love and miss you
10/24/2024
Elmer and Jackie Rush
Brenda --- We are so saddened to hear the loss of your precious husband Glen. Please know that you're in our thoughts and prayers. If you need anything we are just a call or message away. We love you, Brenda. Elmer and Jackie
Brenda we are so sorry to hear Glen will no longer walk with us here on earth. I know he is blessed to now be walking with our Lord and Savior.
I cherish the time we were able to spend together. I could see the love Glen had in his heart for Rob Lee, for you, and for the Lord.
10/23/2024
Karen Campbell
Brenda, I'm keeping you in my heart and prayers. Glen and I were friends all through school, not to mention the close friendship our parents shared. Hold on to your memories and God.
10/23/2024
Tammy G Surcey
Brenda so sorry for your loss I seen the way glen looked at you he truly cherished you know you will see him again fly high glen brenda your in my thoughts and prayers
To my favorite Uncle In the Universe. You were the best Uncle a girl could ever have. I am going to miss you so much. I will be there in Heaven as soon as God calls me home. You better be waiting on me cause I’m going to give you the biggest hug when I see you. Until then , keep Granny and Pepaw company . I love you.
10/22/2024
Edgar Bowlin II
I knew Glen over 35 years, having been married to his niece, April Horton, 31 years. Glen was quiet, easy going, but hard working and supportive of everyone in the family, and friends too. He was very content, finding happiness and fulfillment in all the priceless things in life, rather than keeping up with any Joneses, chasing money or things. We enjoyed visiting during all the Holidays and summer cookouts, etc. and I am very thankful that he was "family" to me most of my adult life. As much as anyone I have known, you have fought the good fight, you have finished the course, you have kept the faith. Fly High Glen, free of pain and earthly struggles. - Edgar2
