Jack-Bryan-Obituary

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Jack Douglas Bryan

Jul 4, 1960 - Nov 14, 2025

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Wanda and Family- I am so sorry for your loss. Jack was always a friendly face and good to chat with at JM SMUCKER. He will be missed by many around our office. Guy Ruwe

I'm very sorry for your loss.Jack was a awesome guy. Friendly,kind,funny and a good cook. Jack will be missed.

Jack had the cutest sense of humor, always making us laugh in school and church youth group. He was a very good friend who will be sadly missed. He is with Jesus now and we will see him again one day. My condolences to his family and other friends. Keeping you in my prayers. May God comfort each of you, as only He can do.

I am going to miss you Brother. Will remember all the good times. Heaven has gained an outstanding man.

Sending thought and prayers to the family. Jack was our neighbor on King Street and good times shared there. May your memories help you through this time of sorrow and bring a smile to your face of the many fun times he shared with all.

Keeping his family close in prayer. Jack was in our wedding back in 1977. His sister, Sue, is my sister in law.

What a beautifully written tribute to Jack's legacy. Myself & Michael are so deeply sorrowed by your loss. May you find peace, strength, & comfort knowing that Jack is in the arms of our Lord, & savior. I pray you feel our love & the love of many as you journey through the days, weeks & months ahead. May Jack RIP for eternity. God bless you & your family. You will carry him with you in your memories & in your heart. Love, thoughts & prayers ✝❤

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

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Jack's Obituary

Jack Douglas Bryan Sr., age 65 of East Canton, passed away at his residence on Friday, November 14, 2025. Jack was born in Canton, Ohio on July 4, 1960 to Jack Bryan and Doris (Muckley) Blythe. Jack left behind a legacy of dedication, hard work, and a love for the great outdoors. A committed maintenance supervisor at Smuckers, he was respected for his unwavering work ethic and commitment to excellence.Jack found joy in the simple pleasures of life. He had a passion for fishing, hunting, and camping, pursuits that allowed him to connect with nature and share memorable moments with those he loved. An avid metal detectorist, he relished the thrill of discovery in the quiet solitude of the land.A skilled carpenter and gardener, Jack took pride in creating and nurturing beauty around him, whether it was crafting a piece of furniture or cultivating lush gardens. He also possessed a talent for cooking, delighting friends and family with his culinary creations.Jack is survived by his wife of 12 years, Wanda Bryan of East Canton; two daughters: Tiffany (Jeremy) Lea of Alliance and Kimberly (Yoann) Mats of Akron; two sons: Joseph (Jennifer) Bryan of Paris and Jack (Heather) Bryan Jr of Minerva; twelve grandchildren: Noah, David, Evelyn, Christopher, Jacquelyn, Alexis, Jake, Cora, Max, Nathaniel, Iron, and Axel; a brother, Daniel (Kathy) Bryan of Maine; a sister, Sue (Mark) Klotz of Malvern; two step-sons: Aaron (Shauna) Coleman of Beloit and Justin (Olivia) Coleman of Broken Arrow OK; 3 step-grandchildren; and 1 step-great-grandson.In addition to his parents, Jack was preceded in death by a brother, David Bryan; and a sister Janet Gadd.A Celebration of Life service will be held at the Indian Run Christian Church, 8368 Hill Church Street SE, East Canton Ohio 44730 on Friday, November 21, 2025, at 11 am with Pastor Terry Bailey officiating.

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