Birth date: Nov 14, 1947 Death date: Feb 12, 2021
Don Alan Bryant, age 73, went to be with his Lord and Savior on February 12, 2021, following a brief battle with Covid 19. He was born November 14, 1947, in Camden, Arkansas, to the late Carlton “Speck” and Anna Frances Martindale Read Obituary
I will miss those special days and nights Don and Jean and my family shared at Razorback baseball games in Hog Heaven. They were both devoted fans and so beautiful together. The games will not be the same without them cheering on the Hogs and Don complaining about the umpires! Godspeed to both!
I am so sorry to hear of Don's passing. I have so many fond memories of fun times spent with Don. He was a special one of a kind guy. Margaret Ann and I are so honored to have raised our family in Rogers along side of Jean, Don, and Alan and Mandy,. Our love and prayers to you.
Pete and Margaret Ann Parenti
Big Don took Alan and me fishing on a river bank one night. Don had a buddy named cookie or something like that cooked the best steak I ever had ! I remember Alan and me eating a lot of food but not much fishing and had so much fun with Dons friends ,,, they were all giving each other hard time and we laughed and ate ,,,Don had good friends. Another time Don stopped by our dorm room unannounced at HSU and stayed about 10 min,,,then right before Don left he open every cabinet and sock drawer until he found Alan and my hiding spot and took our last two beers stuck them in his pocket and left . Lol.
When Don was in Dallas I think on business and invited me to Macaroni Grill for a great dinner ,,,,Don took Alan and me to Razorback game ,,,Always a fun time when around him. Don was a great Dad and Alan was a great son 🙏
Mandy and Alan,
I had the pleasure of knowing both Don and Jean for many years. We all attended Junior and Senior High together in Camden. I adored them both and they were loved by all who knew them. I am so sorry for your loss and please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time!
We can’t even imagine a world without Don in it. He and Jean shared with us so many birthdays, deaths, births, celebrations, Christmases, dinners, vacations, phone calls, concerns, love, heartaches, laughter, tears, and joy. We’ve loved and supported each other’s children, grandchildren, business ventures, the ups and downs of life. Don taught our children and grandchildren to hunt and fish and they and their friends were always welcome at the “camp”. Don’s death leaves a void in our hearts! Alan, Mandy, Jay, Joe, Benton, Tab, and Sybeal, you are in out prayers daily as you grieve the loss of one who colored all of our lives with his “Not to worry, we'll get through it” attitude. RIP big guy! Ron and Sue
Alan and Mandy, please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in the loss of your dad.
Janie Darr
And God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, and God so loved the world that he gave it Don Alan Bryant. a man of great stature with a heart of gold and a love for life. We thank God for these gifts and his many blessings. Don Park
