Nicolas James "Nick" Bryson, 15, of 332 Hollow View Drive Manheim died on Sunday, January 16, 2011 following an automobile accident in South Londonderry Township, Lebanon County. Born in Lancaster, he was the son of James D. "Jim" and Melannie Brugger Bryson of Manheim. Nick was a sophomore at the Manheim Central High School and he attended LCBC Church, Manheim where he was active in the youth group. He was a member of the Manheim Student Council, Manheim High School Football and Track & Field. His interests included hunting, fishing, weight lifting, boating, wake boarding, tubing, X-box, music, Adam Sandler movies, loved food and loved the attention from the ladies.
Surviving in addition to his parents are two brothers, Nathan D. and Brady W. Bryson both at home, maternal grandparents, Mary J. wife of Clifford Earle of Ephrata, maternal grandfather, Robert L. Brugger of Alabama, paternal grandmother, Rosemary Bryson of Ephrata, three uncles, John W. Bryson of Dover, Jeffrey Matthew Bryson of Ephrata, Robert Lee Brugger of Adamstown and aunt, Melissa Brugger Duvall of Ephrata. He was preceded in death by a paternal grandfather, John W. Bryson and cousin, Jeremiah Brugger.
A two-car crash in southern Lebanon County claimed the lives of four Manheim Central High School students on Sunday.
Killed were ninth-grader DeVaughn Lee, 10th-graders Nicolas Bryson and Cody Hollinger and 11th-grader John Griffith.
The four were teammates on the Baron football team.
Added Jan. 17, 2011 at 5:24 p.m.
Surviving in addition to his parents are two brothers, Nathan D. and Brady W. Bryson both at home, maternal grandparents, Mary J. wife of Clifford Earle of Ephrata, maternal grandfather, Robert L. Brugger of Alabama, paternal grandmother, Rosemary Bryson of Ephrata, three uncles, John W. Bryson of Dover, Jeffrey Matthew Bryson of Ephrata, Robert Lee Brugger of Adamstown and aunt, Melissa Brugger Duvall of Ephrata. He was preceded in death by a paternal grandfather, John W. Bryson and cousin, Jeremiah Brugger.
A two-car crash in southern Lebanon County claimed the lives of four Manheim Central High School students on Sunday.
Killed were ninth-grader DeVaughn Lee, 10th-graders Nicolas Bryson and Cody Hollinger and 11th-grader John Griffith.
The four were teammates on the Baron football team.
Added Jan. 17, 2011 at 5:24 p.m.
Nicolas James "Nick" Bryson, 15, of 332 Hollow View Drive Manheim died on Sunday, January 16, 2011 following an automobile accident in South Londonderry Township, Lebanon County. Born in Lancaster, he was the son of James D. "Jim" and Melannie Brugger Bryson of Manheim. Nick was a sophomore at the Manheim Central High School and he attended LCBC Church, Manheim where he was active in the youth group. He was a member of the Manheim Student Council, Manheim High School Football and Track & Field. His interests included hunting, fishing, weight lifting, boating, wake boarding, tubing, X-box, music, Adam Sandler movies, loved food and loved the attention from the ladies.
Surviving in addition to his parents are two brothers, Nathan D. and Brady W. Bryson both at home, maternal grandparents, Mary J. wife of Clifford Earle of Ephrata, maternal grandfather, Robert L. Brugger of Alabama, paternal grandmother, Rosemary Bryson of Ephrata, three uncles, John W. Bryson of Dover, Jeffrey Matthew Bryson of Ephrata, Robert Lee Brugger of Adamstown and aunt, Melissa Brugger Duvall of Ephrata. He was preceded in death by a paternal grandfather, John W. Bryson and cousin, Jeremiah Brugger.
A two-car crash in southern Lebanon County claimed the lives of four Manheim Central High School students on Sunday.
Killed were ninth-grader DeVaughn Lee, 10th-graders Nicolas Bryson and Cody Hollinger and 11th-grader John Griffith.
The four were teammates on the Baron football team.
Added Jan. 17, 2011 at 5:24 p.m.
Surviving in addition to his parents are two brothers, Nathan D. and Brady W. Bryson both at home, maternal grandparents, Mary J. wife of Clifford Earle of Ephrata, maternal grandfather, Robert L. Brugger of Alabama, paternal grandmother, Rosemary Bryson of Ephrata, three uncles, John W. Bryson of Dover, Jeffrey Matthew Bryson of Ephrata, Robert Lee Brugger of Adamstown and aunt, Melissa Brugger Duvall of Ephrata. He was preceded in death by a paternal grandfather, John W. Bryson and cousin, Jeremiah Brugger.
A two-car crash in southern Lebanon County claimed the lives of four Manheim Central High School students on Sunday.
Killed were ninth-grader DeVaughn Lee, 10th-graders Nicolas Bryson and Cody Hollinger and 11th-grader John Griffith.
The four were teammates on the Baron football team.
Added Jan. 17, 2011 at 5:24 p.m.
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