In Loving Memory
Marla Gail Bryant
1958 – 2022
Marla Gail Bryant
1958 – 2022
Service Details
- Born
- January 28, 1958
- Passed
- January 14, 2022
Marla Gail Bryant, 63, of Amarillo, passed away on January 14, 2022. She was born January 28, 1958, in Ft. Worth, Texas, to Howard Ray and Patricia Gail (Douglas) Bryant.
Marla Gail Bryant loved her family she was always making sure she kept up with who’s birthday it is despite her family increasing by the year. In fact, she saved all any birthday cards she received it was that important to her. She also loved going out to eat with friends & family and also loved all things shopping. Marla loved cats she always had a cat as far as anyone can remember her latest one was Snowball. Marla also loved just staying home with her kids and grandkids playing card games, karaoke, or beer pong. She loved listening to music mostly Country or Christian & Classic rock. Also enjoyed listening to her father sing Country music on old cassette tapes. Marla will be missed by all the people’s lives she touched.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Patricia Gail Bryant, Howard R. Bryant, Sr., and her sister Debra Jean-Daniel.
She is survived by her sons, Joseph Hyde, and Justin Morgan; grandchildren, Ariana Hyde, Jasslyn, Jeremiah, Jadence, and Julius; her siblings, Judy Collins, and Howard Bryant Jr.
A Memorial Service will be held at 6:00 p.m., January 28, at 21818 Cypresswood Drive, Spring, Texas 77373.
Condolences (4)
“Marla was always excited to visit/see her family and she will be remembered by them”
— Larry & LouAnn Bryant
“Baby sister I will always cherish you in my heart. I know you are dancing with the angels. Love you always!”
— judy ann collins
“miss and always love you !!”
— judy ann collins
“It still doesn’t seem real, I know that you loved me and you know I loved you. I miss our talks and pray for one more day. I’d give anything for that. Thank you Mother for everything you’ve done I’ll always love you and cherish our time together. I know you’re in heaven with God, Memaw and Pepaw so it does give me peace to know you’re in good hands. Gone but never forgotten…”
— Joseph Hyde