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Bryan attended the public schools of Duval County, graduating from Terry Parker High School in the Class of 1981.
Bryan accepted Christ as his personal savior and remained a faithful member of the Church of Faith Full Gospel Ministries under the leadership of Pastor Fred and Veronice Williams. He was baptized in March of 1993.
Bryan was a dedicated and hardworking individual who held various jobs and was very helpful to his church family by donating his time and finances.
Bryan was preceded in death by his late parents, Alexander B. Williams, Jr., and Vermell Williams; brothers, Alexander Williams and Michael K. Williams; and sisters, Lena A. Williams and Sandra E. Evans.
Bryan leaves to cherish his memory, his sisters, Pastor Veronice Williams (Overseer Fred), Minister Victoria Jones (Minister Nathaniel), Michaelle Williams, Kathy Thomas, and Cheryl Williams; brothers, Godfrey Williams and Victor Williams (Yubelkys); aunt, Nancy Johnson; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives, and many friends.
Sarah L. Carter's Funeral Home Southside is serving the Family.
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