Class of 1969
1969 Maroon Spotlight
Ronald Bryant
1969 Graduation EditionPerry Daily Journal
Ronald Edward Bryant, 17, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryant, 604 Fir avenue. He was born Sept. 5, 1951, in Richland, Wash. He attended school in Sand Springs and Wagner before the family moved here in 1963. Bryant has participated in basketball and track. His favorite subject is bookkeeping and music is his hobby. He plans to attend Central State college.
Ronald Edward Bryant
September 5, 1951 – November 2, 2014
Ronald (“Ron”) Edward Bryant died on November 2, 2014.
Born on September 5, 1951, in Richland, Washington, he was the son of Joseph H. Bryant and Norma Gene (Youker). Ron graduated from Perry High School and attended NOC.
He worked for many years as a loyal employee of Safeway/Homeland, and then Reliable Termite. He was an avid fan of the OU Sooners & the Pittsburgh Steelers, and never missed a game. He spent a great part of his life at his favorite fishing holes, tubing around, waiting on the next large mouth bass to bite. The “original Beatle”, he was a lifelong musician & lover of music. Hardly a day went by that he didn’t pick up his guitar, or sing along to an album or his reel to reel recordings. He loved reading everything from the Bible to Stephen King.
He is preceded in death by his mother, Gene Bryant, and brother-in-law, Mark Passow.
He is survived by his father, Joseph Bryant, of Perry; lifelong love, Barbara Bryant, of Edmond; daughters, Brandi Bickford (husband Denny) and Sherri Fitch, of Edmond; brothers, Patrick Bryant (wife Patricia), of Chesterfield, MO; Jeff Bryant (wife Barbie), of Colorado Springs, CO; a sister, Brenda Passow, of Ft. Collins, CO; three adored granddaughters (who called him “Grumpa”), Maycee and Isabella Fitch, and Maddie Bickford, all of Edmond. Also, two nieces, four nephews, and many other loved ones.
A celebration of his life will be held, Friday, November 14th at 11:00 a.m, at Southern Hills Christian Church in Edmond. His final resting place will be the McGuire Cemetery, Lucien, OK. Memorials in his honor may be given to Rob’s Ranch and The City Rescue Mission.