Bruce Bryant passed away January 12, 2021 in Boulder, Colorado. He was born in New York City, New York, grew up in Springfield, Vermont attended high school at Hotchkiss in Connecticut and college at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. He attended the University of Washington where he earned his PhD in Geology.
He met his wife Dolores Ann Becker (Sandy or San) at Mt Rainier and they settled in Golden, Colorado and raised their family.
He had a long and productive career as a research geologist with the United States Geological Survey where he mapped in North Carolina, Kentucky, Colorado, Utah and Arizona resulting in over 100 publications.
Bruce was preceded in death by his wife Sandy (2007) and is survived by his four children Lisa Bryant, Ross Bryant, Keith Bryant and Mark Bryant, eight grandchildren Will Wells, Reed Bryant, Taylor Bryant, Alexander Bryant, Jesse Bryant, Bianca Bryant, Isabella Bryant, Jeremy Bryant and 4 great-grandchildren Mia Bryant-Lopez, Felipe Bryant-Lopez, Santiago Bryant-Lopez and Julian Bryant.
Full obituary published in The Longmont Leader Longmont, CO 19 Jan 2021
He met his wife Dolores Ann Becker (Sandy or San) at Mt Rainier and they settled in Golden, Colorado and raised their family.
He had a long and productive career as a research geologist with the United States Geological Survey where he mapped in North Carolina, Kentucky, Colorado, Utah and Arizona resulting in over 100 publications.
Bruce was preceded in death by his wife Sandy (2007) and is survived by his four children Lisa Bryant, Ross Bryant, Keith Bryant and Mark Bryant, eight grandchildren Will Wells, Reed Bryant, Taylor Bryant, Alexander Bryant, Jesse Bryant, Bianca Bryant, Isabella Bryant, Jeremy Bryant and 4 great-grandchildren Mia Bryant-Lopez, Felipe Bryant-Lopez, Santiago Bryant-Lopez and Julian Bryant.
Full obituary published in The Longmont Leader Longmont, CO 19 Jan 2021
Bruce Bryant passed away January 12, 2021 in Boulder, Colorado. He was born in New York City, New York, grew up in Springfield, Vermont attended high school at Hotchkiss in Connecticut and college at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. He attended the University of Washington where he earned his PhD in Geology.
He met his wife Dolores Ann Becker (Sandy or San) at Mt Rainier and they settled in Golden, Colorado and raised their family.
He had a long and productive career as a research geologist with the United States Geological Survey where he mapped in North Carolina, Kentucky, Colorado, Utah and Arizona resulting in over 100 publications.
Bruce was preceded in death by his wife Sandy (2007) and is survived by his four children Lisa Bryant, Ross Bryant, Keith Bryant and Mark Bryant, eight grandchildren Will Wells, Reed Bryant, Taylor Bryant, Alexander Bryant, Jesse Bryant, Bianca Bryant, Isabella Bryant, Jeremy Bryant and 4 great-grandchildren Mia Bryant-Lopez, Felipe Bryant-Lopez, Santiago Bryant-Lopez and Julian Bryant.
Full obituary published in The Longmont Leader Longmont, CO 19 Jan 2021
He met his wife Dolores Ann Becker (Sandy or San) at Mt Rainier and they settled in Golden, Colorado and raised their family.
He had a long and productive career as a research geologist with the United States Geological Survey where he mapped in North Carolina, Kentucky, Colorado, Utah and Arizona resulting in over 100 publications.
Bruce was preceded in death by his wife Sandy (2007) and is survived by his four children Lisa Bryant, Ross Bryant, Keith Bryant and Mark Bryant, eight grandchildren Will Wells, Reed Bryant, Taylor Bryant, Alexander Bryant, Jesse Bryant, Bianca Bryant, Isabella Bryant, Jeremy Bryant and 4 great-grandchildren Mia Bryant-Lopez, Felipe Bryant-Lopez, Santiago Bryant-Lopez and Julian Bryant.
Full obituary published in The Longmont Leader Longmont, CO 19 Jan 2021
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