Larry Wilson Bryant
May 26, 1939 ~ September 6, 2026
Resided in: Ocala, Florida
LARRY WILSON BRYANT
May 26, 1939 —- September 6, 2026
Larry Wilson Bryant passed away peacefully at his home with his loving wife Barbara and son Greg by his side on September 6, 2026 in Ocala, Fl. Larry was born on May 26, 1939 in Gadsden, Alabama to Floyd and Zella Morgan Bryant. Larry grew up with a passion for family, friends, hunting, fishing, golf and his favorite Alabama football (Roll Tide). After graduating from David Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tenn he moved to Richmond, Va and worked in youth sports with the Boys Club. Larry then went on to build a meaningful career as an Insurance Adjuster/Assistant Manager with Crawford & Co in Gainesville, Fl and as Manager in Port St Lucie,Fl where he retired after 30 years. He then worked as a Safety Specialist for a consortium of school boards until moving to Ocala, Fl. When Larry and Barbara moved to Ocala, Fl to enjoy family, Larry channeled his grandfather’s woodworking skills to open with a partner the Antique and Restorative business of Rusty Nails. Larry spent his final days in the loving care of his wife Barbara and son Greg and his pet dogs.
He is survived by his loving wife of 42 years Barbara Ann Bryant, son Greg Bryant, and four stepsons Scott Smith (Ruth), Jason Smith, Matt Bryant (Cherie) and Tim Bryant and seven grandchildren Joshua (Allie), Casiel, Lucas, Jacob, Naomi, Malayia, and Jaxon and two great grandchildren, Ava and Sophia. Interment will be at a later date in Gadsden, Alabama.
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Barbara we are so sorry to hear about Larry. Please call and keep in touch. You are in our prayers 🙏. Love you, he will be missed.
My sincerest condolences ,
Love , Susan Hill
Barbara,
I was sad to hear about Larry’s passing 🥲
I am keeping you in my thoughts&prayers🙏
Barbara, sympathy for Larry’s passing. I have not seen Larry for many years. Is there a time set for his internment in Gadsden. I am his first cousin, son of Uncle Floyd’s youngest brother Earnest. If possible I would like to like to pay my respects at the Cemetery.
Jerry Bryant