Jack Bryant was born June 23,1956 to the late Isaac Bryant and Kingville Dekle.
Bryant went home to be with the Lord on April 16, 2020 at Stamford Hospital.
Jack leaves to cherish his memories, 1 son Jamar Greene (Chandra), 2 daughters; Jasmine Bryant, Dr. Brittany Bryant, 4 brothers; Frank Bryant, James Bryant, Bernard Bryant (Joyce), Isaac Bryant, Jr.; 1 sister Louise Bryant, Mary Frances William (deceased); 1 God daughter ShaVon Ginyard; 4 grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.
Jack had a love for photography and took pictures for many weddings in the 90s and early 2000s.
Jack also loved sports and coached little league baseball and was the announcer for home games for the Stamford Pop Warner Youth Football League in the late 80s.
Jack also played semi-pro basketball and rec league softball.
Jack attended Wilburforce University and the Westchester Business Institute and he graduated from the New York Theological Seminary.
-Served as NAACP Stamford Chapter President for over 10 years.
-NAACP Youth Choir.
-Elected to The Stamford Board of Education in November of 2019.
-Wee-Act Vice President (Took students on bus tours to visit HBCUs for over 15 years.
- Worked with DCF and helped find homes for foster children.
-Helped create and organize the MLK Day Basketball game between Westhill and Stamford High boys and girls teams.
-Worked with the YMCA Youth and Government Program.
-Conducted a community service program for the church youth in which the kids served food for various events at the Rich Forum.
-Deacon at Faith Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church.
Bryant went home to be with the Lord on April 16, 2020 at Stamford Hospital.
Jack leaves to cherish his memories, 1 son Jamar Greene (Chandra), 2 daughters; Jasmine Bryant, Dr. Brittany Bryant, 4 brothers; Frank Bryant, James Bryant, Bernard Bryant (Joyce), Isaac Bryant, Jr.; 1 sister Louise Bryant, Mary Frances William (deceased); 1 God daughter ShaVon Ginyard; 4 grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.
Jack had a love for photography and took pictures for many weddings in the 90s and early 2000s.
Jack also loved sports and coached little league baseball and was the announcer for home games for the Stamford Pop Warner Youth Football League in the late 80s.
Jack also played semi-pro basketball and rec league softball.
Jack attended Wilburforce University and the Westchester Business Institute and he graduated from the New York Theological Seminary.
-Served as NAACP Stamford Chapter President for over 10 years.
-NAACP Youth Choir.
-Elected to The Stamford Board of Education in November of 2019.
-Wee-Act Vice President (Took students on bus tours to visit HBCUs for over 15 years.
- Worked with DCF and helped find homes for foster children.
-Helped create and organize the MLK Day Basketball game between Westhill and Stamford High boys and girls teams.
-Worked with the YMCA Youth and Government Program.
-Conducted a community service program for the church youth in which the kids served food for various events at the Rich Forum.
-Deacon at Faith Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church.
Jack Bryant was born June 23,1956 to the late Isaac Bryant and Kingville Dekle.
Bryant went home to be with the Lord on April 16, 2020 at Stamford Hospital.
Jack leaves to cherish his memories, 1 son Jamar Greene (Chandra), 2 daughters; Jasmine Bryant, Dr. Brittany Bryant, 4 brothers; Frank Bryant, James Bryant, Bernard Bryant (Joyce), Isaac Bryant, Jr.; 1 sister Louise Bryant, Mary Frances William (deceased); 1 God daughter ShaVon Ginyard; 4 grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.
Jack had a love for photography and took pictures for many weddings in the 90s and early 2000s.
Jack also loved sports and coached little league baseball and was the announcer for home games for the Stamford Pop Warner Youth Football League in the late 80s.
Jack also played semi-pro basketball and rec league softball.
Jack attended Wilburforce University and the Westchester Business Institute and he graduated from the New York Theological Seminary.
-Served as NAACP Stamford Chapter President for over 10 years.
-NAACP Youth Choir.
-Elected to The Stamford Board of Education in November of 2019.
-Wee-Act Vice President (Took students on bus tours to visit HBCUs for over 15 years.
- Worked with DCF and helped find homes for foster children.
-Helped create and organize the MLK Day Basketball game between Westhill and Stamford High boys and girls teams.
-Worked with the YMCA Youth and Government Program.
-Conducted a community service program for the church youth in which the kids served food for various events at the Rich Forum.
-Deacon at Faith Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church.
Bryant went home to be with the Lord on April 16, 2020 at Stamford Hospital.
Jack leaves to cherish his memories, 1 son Jamar Greene (Chandra), 2 daughters; Jasmine Bryant, Dr. Brittany Bryant, 4 brothers; Frank Bryant, James Bryant, Bernard Bryant (Joyce), Isaac Bryant, Jr.; 1 sister Louise Bryant, Mary Frances William (deceased); 1 God daughter ShaVon Ginyard; 4 grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.
Jack had a love for photography and took pictures for many weddings in the 90s and early 2000s.
Jack also loved sports and coached little league baseball and was the announcer for home games for the Stamford Pop Warner Youth Football League in the late 80s.
Jack also played semi-pro basketball and rec league softball.
Jack attended Wilburforce University and the Westchester Business Institute and he graduated from the New York Theological Seminary.
-Served as NAACP Stamford Chapter President for over 10 years.
-NAACP Youth Choir.
-Elected to The Stamford Board of Education in November of 2019.
-Wee-Act Vice President (Took students on bus tours to visit HBCUs for over 15 years.
- Worked with DCF and helped find homes for foster children.
-Helped create and organize the MLK Day Basketball game between Westhill and Stamford High boys and girls teams.
-Worked with the YMCA Youth and Government Program.
-Conducted a community service program for the church youth in which the kids served food for various events at the Rich Forum.
-Deacon at Faith Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church.
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