Richard Bryant Obituary
Richard “Mark” Bryant, of Carmel, IN. passed away at Morning Light Hospice on Friday, February 20, 2026. Mark was born May 26, 1954 to the late Richard and Wilma Bryant of Wanamaker, IN.
Richard is survived by his devoted wife Xuhong Zhu, children: Bonnie Kulenkamp, Adam Bryant, Zige Huang and his siblings Cynthia Beliles & Michael Bryant.
Richard was a financial advisor for CFD Investments. He enjoyed traveling with his wife throughout Asia and the United States. Richard’s passion was photographing his travels, especially the National Parks and auto racing.
Richard will be sadly missed by his family and friends.
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