Bryan Richard Druley

Bryan Richard Druley was born on October 16, 1989, in Lapeer, Michigan.
He passed peacefully at Infinity Hospice Facility in Las Vegas, Nevada with God's Grace on May 31, 2024, at the young age of 34.
Bryan is known as a very loved son, brother, father, and friend.
He was preceded in death by his father George Wallace Druley Jr and will reside with him in heaven.
Bryan has a love for life, family, friends, and music. Those who know him appreciate his laughter, humor, and curiosity. Learning to play an instrument on his own, he mastered his skills with dedication and the drive to learn. Playing music for others brought him joy and a sense of accomplishment. Always dreaming of a future better than the present, Bryan was open to new ideas and new creations to achieve. As an artist, drawing brought him a release from daily stress and helped him express his creativity.
Bryan was more than a creative artist; he had a love for bringing joy to others. He found an outlet for this as a dealer at the casinos and appreciated the thrill of the games. Blackjack was his specialty and he excelled in his job. He will be missed by those who worked with him.
Bryan was currently trying to pursue learning about a career in welding to continue to express his creativity in metal fabrication.
As a lover of animals and the joy they bring to others, Bryan showed his love to his favorite cat, Lucy. Lucy's dedication to Bryan was always returned by Bryan and they loved each other dearly. Lucy will live on with Bryan in her heart. Bryan also loved his dog Hendrix.
He is remembered in life by his daughter Willow Lynn-Lucille Pringle of Kalkaska Michigan and his son Ehren Daniel Conrad of Boulder City, Nevada.
Bryan is missed by many but especially his immediate family consisting of his mother Cherylann Gaspa of Hot Springs South Dakota, his brother Greggory George Gaspa of Las Vegas Nevada, and his sister Candace Lucille Pattiani (Druley) and brother-in-law Brian Pattiani of Hot Springs South Dakota, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. His list of friends who loved him and he in return is too numerous to list, but his absence will be present with his friends, but his love for them will be remembered in every friend he touched. Those who know him know his favorite quote: "Play life like a guitar".
Bryan's request for no formal service will be honored, but in-leu-of flowers for a service, the family recommends donations be made to your local animal shelter, ASPCA, or adoption agency in Bryan's name.