I worked with Bryan for 3 years. I was new to the Mobile office of the FBI and he made me feel so very welcome and was so helpful at every turn. Bryan was an amazing friend, generous and kind, and so very funny. Me and my ex husband had the chance to go to WDW Animal Kingdom with Bryan and Nicholas and I count it as a very fond memory. Please accept my deepest condolences. Sincerely, Betty Lowe (formerly Bartiromo). 

Bryan was a wonderful person and I enjoyed working with him for many years. I am sure he will be missed by everyone who knew him

I’ll always remember our many trips down the back roads and getting held up by tractors and even a house moving down the road one day. Our many searches where there was just the two of us responding. Here’s to all the long talks and problem solving.. to all the good advice and encouragements and to the many many good memories. I miss you already brother!

Found out about Bryan last night.  Being in Tennessee I couldn’t get there plus my mobility is limited. Bryan would help you if he possibly could. Lost track of him though when I left Mobile. Glad I was able to find out that he died. He would understand because things aren’t the way they use to be. Tommy Brown,  Murfreesboro, TN.

It is such sorrow to hear the sad news of Bryan's passing. He had some ups and downs in his 54 years but always had a positive attitude and bright smile that he shared with everyone. He was enthusiastic, caring and giving to his family, church, and Bureau career. Prayers for Bryan and for peace and comfort to his entire family for his loss at such a young age. Dan Stankoski Retired FBI Mobile.



Pops had the easiest way of making you know, wholeheartedly, that you were family, blood or not. From being the person who would excitedly talk forensics with me until we were asked to "please wait until after dinner", to making his baby grandson laugh (almost worryingly) hysterically with his squirrel sounds, to being one of the best people to make you feel like you can get through tough times-- because he'd be right there cheering you on.
 He was always one of the first people, within literal minutes of a picture, or video,  to tell his beloved grandson how awesome and loved he was for every single concert, Scout badge, good report card, etc.
 I know he'll continue to always have our backs, even if we can't see him.
 His grandson completely, flat-out, adored the very ground he walked on-- I think my son is utterly convinced that Pops must have legitimately hung the moon. And, he was the best stepdad in law a girl could ever ask for. The kid and I miss you, so very much. We love you Pops. 
Sending all the hugs to the rest of his family, especially GG and Nick.

I am so sorry to hear this sad news of Bryan's passing.  My prayers for peace and comfort of the entire family.  Dianne Dougherty

Cindy and Nick,
Bryan was a person I know I was blessed to have met in my lifetime.  I thank the Lord that he blessed me to meet him as a colleague and then become a friend.  He was a joy to be around and a really good man. I can only say "It's not the years in your life that count but the life in your years."  Bryan did a  lot of living in his 54 years and leaves a wonderful legacy.
With deepest sympathy,
Lorraine Goubil Smith

I am so very sorry for your family’s loss.  Bryan was a great man and I count it a privilege to have known and worked with him from afar.  I will miss our occasional Skype calls.  Prayers that God keeps you all wrapped firmly in His arms of comfort.  

Bryan was a colleague, employee friend and brother to me in my time with the Bureau. He was always upbeat, positive, hard working and willing to help anyone in need. I was happy to recommend him as my replacement when I retired in 2014, and knew he would be a great supervisor in the Mobile Division. He will be greatly missed by his FBI family and friends. We are poorer who are still here but heaven is richer. RIP my Brother we know you’ve gone to your reward. Our Love and prayers will continue for Cindy, Nick and all the rest of his family as we miss his physical presence here on Earth but are expecting to see him again in God’s Glorious Heaven. 

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He was predeceased by his parents Claiborne Clifton Myers, Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Presley. He also lost his loving wife Rhoda Baldwin Myers and daughter Amanda Elizabeth Myers.
He is survived by his wife Cindy Reed Myers, son Nicholas Allen Myers and blended family Ann Taylor Shaw (Dan), Todd Reed (Laura), Oliver Reed, and grandchildren Sean Reed, Carter Shaw, Betsy Shaw, Henry Reed and Luke Reed.
He will be greatly missed by brothers C.C. Myers III (Pam), and Darrell Myers (Kathy), Uncle Frank Myers (Joyce), step mother Ruth Myers, step brother David Kinzer, brothers-in-law Mancil Baldwin, Casey White, nieces, nephews, cousins and many loving friends and colleagues.

OBITUARIO

Bryan Allen Myers

14 enero, 1968 – 30 mayo, 2022

Radney Funeral Home - Mobile

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