Sheila Kay Weeks Bryan

Sheila Kay Weeks Bryan, born on March 12, 1953, as the youngest child of Zelmer and Freda Weeks, passed away peacefully At the Rehabilitation Center of South Georgia on Thursday, December 18, 2025. She was a beloved member of her family and community, known for her selfless nature and vibrant spirit. 

Arrangements are incomplete at this time and will be announced at a later date.

She graduated from Norman Park High School and went on to become the self-employed owner of a successful cleaning service, where she built lasting relationships with her clients through her hard work and dedication. Beyond her professional pursuits, Shelia cherished her role as a wife, mother and grandmother showing a remarkable love for her children and grandchildren.

In her earlier years, Sheila was passionate about racing cars and flying airplanes, showcasing her adventurous spirit. Her hobbies also included photography and gardening, where she found joy and satisfaction in capturing nature’s beauty and nurturing her home environment.

Sheila was a proud member of Omega Baptist Church, reflecting her commitment to her faith and community. She leaves behind a legacy of love and kindness, exemplified through her interactions with family and friends alike.

She is survived by her devoted husband to whom she married in 1971, Karlas Rayford Bryan; her children, William Matthew Bryan, Marni  Bryan Hall, Karla Bryan Wiley, and Kari Elizabeth Bryan; and her cherished grandchildren, Shawn Bryan, Shane Bryan, Michael Bryan, Christopher Bryan, Soleil Bryan, Zephyr Bryan, Jeffrey Matthew Hawkins, Jackson Parker Nickelson, Elizabeth Anne Wiley, Grimm Watson Bryan and Salem Elizabeth Bryan.

Sheila was preceded in death by her father, Zelmer Alvin Weeks; her mother, Freda Mae Cable Weeks; her brothers, Jeffrey Weeks, Donald “Donnie” Weeks, and Edward Weeks; as well as her grandchild, Jessica Ashley Hawkins.

Her memory will be honored and cherished by all who knew and loved her.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to Omega Baptist Church, PO Box 368, Omega, Georgia 31775 or Autism Awareness, West Georgia Autism Foundation, PO Box 1562, Carrollton, Georgia 30112