Susan Willis Bryans

I was in the band with Susan and remember her being a very kind person who always had a big smile on her face! Prayers go out to her family!
John Stallard

Anne,
I am sending you a note, but I wanted to write here to express my deep felt sorrow at your loss. My mother shared with me Susan's passing. We rejoice for her and are saddened for you. My best memories were knowing her in the youth group, and praying with her around the time she went on her mission trip to Hawaii during college. She had a way of handling the good and the bad with such grace and truth.

Love, Comfort, and Prayers to All the Family & Friends. May God Bless...............

Ann,Bryan and family,
Praying and thinking of all of you! Growing up in Odessa, I have many memories with Susan that include. Many hours of practice and band camp!! Such a sweet and beautiful person! I am so thankful to know she has a glorious new body and is not in pain. I know she will truly be missed by her family and friends. I moved in the last week and one of our Junior majorette line pictures fell out of one of my photo albums. What a precious memory I have of us. Praying for you all in this time of loss.

Saddened to hear of Susan's passing. Chuck and I have wonderful memories of Susan and all of the Willises from our time at FBC Odessa in the early 80s. Susan was such a sweet and precious lady. Our prayers are with all of the family.

Praying for you and your family. I knew Susan from church in Odessa. May God give you peace and rest during this time of sorrow. Blessings.

Thinking of you and praying for your family. So grateful for the love and support of your community. Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy. John 16:22

You have my deepest sympathy. May the God of loyal love comfort the family during your time of sorrow. Psalm 119:76

So sorry for your loss. It has been an unfathomable year for you and your family. Thinking about you all......
Glenda's daughter

Dear Mark and Family,
I am saddened by the news about Susan. Although we recntly lost touch do to busyness of life, I think of Susan often. She had such a dear and gentle way that I loved being around. She was also an inspiration to me in the way she was able to love and care for the needs of her very large family! I am thankful for the many miles that we ran together talking all the way about our kids! It is comforting to know that her legacy will continue through her five precious children. May God bless you and keep you. May His face shine upon you and give you peace. Love to each of you.

I hope you know how much I loved Susan. She was one of my best friends while we were at UT. We met when we both moved into SRD down the hall from one another. Our friendship was pretty immediate because Susan was such a sweetheart and loved everyone. She was the reason I wanted to be a Kappa. She taught me how to cross stitch and we made these adorable Bible markers. We prayed together and read our Bibles together ate our meals together walked to class together. She modeled Christianity to me. We lost touch after college and I really regret it. I would have loved to have known her children. I'm sure they are so much like her: beautiful on the inside and out. I had a really strange dream about Susan a few years ago..it was out of the blue..but I had this strong feeling that I needed to tell her how much she influenced my walk with Christ. I still have the little Kappa doll she made for me and her sweet notes with all the Bible verses on them. What a blessed mother and wife you all have. She left a legacy on this earth. We will all be together again soon. Much love and prayers to you all.

Ann, Mark and family,
I am so sorry to hear of Susan's passing. Dad let me know today and I am heartbroken for you all. Please know that our little church here in Abilene will be praying for you all this evening and in the coming days. Susan truly was an incredible woman. May the peace of Christ comfort you all.
Valerie Nail Miller

From the Wilson family to yours we are so saddened by the loss of Susan. She will truly be missed, but never forgotten. Family of First Baptist Odessa will remain until we see each other again.

Ann, I can't begin to tell you how grieved I am at the death of your beautiful daughter, Susan. She was such a delight to me. I can only imagine what you must be going through. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Lots of love, Betty Haywood

I knew Susan from high school, mostly the band. She was a beautiful girl and a gentle soul. My prayers are with you.

I hope you know how much I loved Susan. She was one of my best friends while we were at UT. We met when we both moved into SRD down the hall from one another. Our friendship was pretty immediate because Susan was such a sweetheart and loved everyone. She was the reason I wanted to be a Kappa. She taught me how to cross stitch and we made these adorable Bible markers. We prayed together and read our Bibles together ate our meals together walked to class together. She modeled Christianity to me. We lost touch after college and I really regret it. I would have loved to have known her children. I'm sure they are so much like her: beautiful on the inside and out. I had a really strange dream about Susan a few years ago..it was out of the blue..but I had this strong feeling that I needed to tell her how much she influenced my walk with Christ. I still have the little Kappa doll she made for me and her sweet notes with all the Bible verses on them. What a blessed mother and wife you all have. She left a legacy on this earth. We will all be together again soon. Much love and prayers to you all.

Sorry for your loss. I have many childhood memories with Susan from church and youth group trips. She was always an inspiration to me. She will be missed