Robert Cavenaugh Bryan

Always have loved Uncle Bob and Aunt Janet! Our heartfelt sympathies to my Bryan cousins and their families. A wonderful family who can rejoice in many "super" memories of your dad and mom. They are missed!

I'm very sorry for your loss. Your Dad was a real gentleman, and a true example of "The Greatest Generation".

So sorry for your loss. God is love. Love never fails. Love endures all things, hopes all things, believes all things and bears all things. 1 Cor. 13

I always had a deep respect for Mr. Bryan. He showed his love for the Lord through an encouraging word and his dedication to the church. Susan, thank you for sharing your father with all of us. He touched my life growing up. My prayers are with you and your family.

My friend Mr. Bryan was very kind to me, a loan customer, at First Federal. He honored me by giving me a picture of himself with Vice Admiral Roland Smoot, my distant cousin, for whom Mr. Bryan was an able aide. I cherish the picture given to me just before Mr. Bryan left for Charlotte, and I would be happy to make a copy and send it to any family member who might desire it.

Sincere condolences to all the family on the passing of this fine gentleman.

David M....

With the deepest of sympathy at this time of sorrow to the family. May the peace of God, guard your hearts and minds at this time.

I have such wonderful memories of your father as a next door neighbor and at First Presbyterian in Dunn. Thinking of you all during this difficult time.

Bob was a gracious and loving man. He was so kind to my
Mother during her last days. God will honor his life and work.
To his family I have to say you are thought about, prayed for
and dearly loved. Love you, Love you. Linda Hardee Baker