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Bryce Willard Smith Sr. was born on April 03 1967 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was the 4th son of Daniella Fulcher-Smith and the First and only biological son of Willard L Smith. Bryce loved going to church as he was a member of Pilgrims Rest. Bryce attended the school for Creative Performing Arts in Cincinnati. In his early adult years he pursued his career as a Culinary Chef working on big yachts with the rich and famous. Bryce was a hard worker; he always went above and beyond on any job he worked.
His life was deeply rooted in his love for God, his gospel music and his passion for his poetry. Through his words, he expressed a unique spirit that touched the hearts of those around him. His poetry was more than just words on paper; it was a reflection of his soul, a testament to his deep faith and his ability to see beauty in the world. Bryce legacy lives on through his poetry and the impact he had on everyone fortunate enough to know him and the words he left behind.
Bryce was preceded in death by his brothers Robert Hall and Jearld Hall.
Bryce was preceded in death by his brothers Robert Hall and Jerald Hall. He leaves to mourn his passing while cherishing his memory: 3 sons Bryce Jr, Victor (Lisa) and Keyshawn; 2 daughters: Annabrycia and Isara; 5 brothers: Jason (Marie), James (Angie), Fauntroy (Denise), Dean (Valerie) and Sammy Mildred); 9 sisters: Karen, Tysi, Michelle, Lavonne, Pat, Rochelle, Tysha, Robin, and Patricia and 1 granddaughter, Aviana. Please continue to keep us in your prayers.
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