Jack Austin Bryan Obituary

He is survived by his father Harley Bryan of Roswell, NM and many paternal family members including his great grandfather Jack Biyan of Roswell, New Mexico, grandfather Richard Bryan and grandmother Debbie Bryan of Tyler, Texas, his uncle, Jarod Bryan of San Diego, California, his aunt Savanah Bryan of Tyler, Texas and his cousins Echo and August Bryan of San Diego, California.

Additionally, he is survived by many maternal family members including his brother Dominic Larez and his wife Jennifer, his nephew Brandon Lucero and niece Diamond Larez, his grandmother Jessie Croston and her husband Adrian of Roswell, New Mexico along with his great grandmother Carmen Carrillo of Roswell, New Mexico, his Aunt Monica Hamby and her husband Darren from Albuquerque, NM; his Uncle Juan Rascon and wife Reina of Houston, Texas, his cousins Rocco and Ryder Rascon, Elizabeth Hamby, Gino Gonzales, Abrieana Guebara, Bella Bonilla and great Aunts Virginia Jaramillo and her husband Faustina [[][[]][[][[]]]Frosty] of El Paso, Texas; his great Uncle Fermin Rubio and his wife Peggy of Las Cruces, New Mexico; his great Uncle Louis Valenti and his wife Magda from Roswell, New Mexico; his great Aunt Georgina Ramirez and her husband Chon of Roswell, New Mexico and his great Aunt Michelle Bush and her husband Pat of Roswell, New Mexico along with family and friend too numerous to mention.

Jack was very close to his family and most especially his father Harley. He wasn't just his son, he was his best friend; his ''little buddy''. Jack had many endearing qualities. He was quiet and shy until you got to know him. Those close to him knew him as playful, witty, fun loving and he just loved to joke around. His family remembers him as very loving, considerate and kind.

He often called his great grandmother to check on her. He was thoughtful and generous often buying small gifts for friends and family. Jack loved going to the gym and striving for his personal best. He also enjoyed playing Xbox and all video games, and loved going hunting and fishing with his dad. He loved his country and was very patriotic.

He wanted to join the Army after High school and earn his Ranger tab. His life was far too short and he will be forever loved and missed by those who knew him.