Obituary for Neil Darius Bryan
Neil Darius Bryan passed in his sleep on Sunday, January 20th at the age of 46. He was born in Frankfurt, Germany was raised in Colorado Springs and is a graduate of Sierra High School.
Neil is survived by his parents, James and Ilona Bryan, sister Natasha and nephew James, as well as many extended family members. He leaves behind 2 beloved dogs he considered his children; Ripley and Chunkers and girlfriend Taylor.
Neil is an Army veteran and proudly served his country as an Infantry soldier for the 10th Mountain Division. He considered his service to this country his greatest accomplishment and was a proud advocate of the military and veterans.
Neil never met a friend he didn't consider a brother (regardless of gender) and loved life wholeheartedly. He enjoyed camping, fishing and Broncos football. His passing was too soon and he will be missed b many.
Services will be held on Wednesday January 30th at Soldiers' Memorial Chapel 6333 Martinez Street #1500 Fort Carson, CO 80913. Visitation from 11am to 12pm, funeral service at 12:00Ppm, followed by Interment at Pikes Peak National Cemetery, 10545 Drennan Road Colorado Springs, CO 80925.
Neil is survived by his parents, James and Ilona Bryan, sister Natasha and nephew James, as well as many extended family members. He leaves behind 2 beloved dogs he considered his children; Ripley and Chunkers and girlfriend Taylor.
Neil is an Army veteran and proudly served his country as an Infantry soldier for the 10th Mountain Division. He considered his service to this country his greatest accomplishment and was a proud advocate of the military and veterans.
Neil never met a friend he didn't consider a brother (regardless of gender) and loved life wholeheartedly. He enjoyed camping, fishing and Broncos football. His passing was too soon and he will be missed b many.
Services will be held on Wednesday January 30th at Soldiers' Memorial Chapel 6333 Martinez Street #1500 Fort Carson, CO 80913. Visitation from 11am to 12pm, funeral service at 12:00Ppm, followed by Interment at Pikes Peak National Cemetery, 10545 Drennan Road Colorado Springs, CO 80925.