Robbin Bryant

Robbin H. Bryant
Born August 4, 1964 – Passed October 13, 2024
Robbin Bryant, a lifelong resident of Dallas, Oregon, passed away on October 13, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of resilience, strength, and love for life. Born on August 4, 1964, Robbin embraced the beauty of the outdoors and the thrill of adventure from a young age. He cherished moments spent horseback riding, boating, water skiing, and riding dirt bikes with friends in the hills around Dallas.
At the age of 21, Robbin faced a life-changing challenge after a dirt bike accident left him paraplegic. However, he never allowed this setback to diminish his spirit. Instead, he adapted his love for motorcycles to four-wheel ATVs, enjoying countless weekends at Sand Lake with friends. His commitment to physical fitness remained unwavering; he regularly worked out and even competed in bodybuilding for several years as well as working at World Gym in Dallas.
As time went on and riding ATVs became difficult, Robbin discovered a new passion for hand cycling. His presence was a familiar sight around town, as he rode through the streets of Dallas and the longer trek back and forth to Monmouth. He participated in numerous marathons across Oregon and Washington, forging friendships with fellow cycling enthusiasts along the way.
Robbin dedicated over 25 years of his life to Praegitzer Industries, which later became Tyco Electronics. His work ethic and determination were evident in everything he did.
Robbin is preceded in death by his parents, Phyllis and Robert Bryant. He is survived by his sister, Angie Bryant Adams, and brother-in-law, James Adams of Dallas, Oregon, Aunt Margie Fredrickson of Redmond, Oregon and Aunt Midge Long of Nowata, Oklahoma as well as many cousins and a multitude of beloved friends.
A true inspiration to many, Robbin will be greatly missed, but his spirit and passion for life will forever remain in the hearts of those who had the privilege to know him.