I am so sorry to know he has passed. He had been at my home the day before. He felt horrible and didn’t look well either. 
Carrollton has lost a great family . If they heard about someone needing something they would move mountains to see they got it.
They both had giving hearts and thy didn’t pick favorites they helped everyone.
They loved each other deeply. They loved each other the moment they met. Bryan told me he turned to his friend and said I am marrying that woman.  She is going to be
my wife. They loved to shard their love story. 
All of us who had known them will never forget them.. Girls, I want you to both know how much they were loved and how giving to the community they were.
Holding warm loving thoughts for both of you.
Sherry L Dickie

I met Bryan and Bethany in 2017 when I moved into my home. Bryan was highly recommended on the community’s Facebook group as a talented electrician, and we quickly became friends. Whether we were shooting pool or playing VR games, he brought fun to every moment. His unannounced drop-bys after jobs in the area could catch me off guard, but those quick 10-15 minute visits were a nice break in the day, filled with laughter and good company. When working on a project together or at my place, Bryan was always generous—if he was grabbing food, he’d make sure to get enough to share, never letting anyone go hungry. I trusted his skills so much that I referred him to friends and family. I worked alongside him on a big project at my mom’s new house, and my sister hired him for electrical work on her brand-new home after moving here from out of state. After Bethany passed, Bryan was incredibly busy raising Bryana and Braelynn on his own, yet he always made time to show them they were his priority. I loved hearing about the fun he had pouring long hours, days, and weeks into crafting their Halloween costumes—those stories showed his big heart. Bryan’s warmth, talent, and thoughtfulness touched so many lives, and he leaves behind a beautiful legacy in his daughters. My heart goes out to them all. Rest in peace, Bryan.

Bryan was a great friend. I met him and Bethany through a mutual friend some 15 years ago! We all hit it off immediately and throughout the years became very close friends. When I was out of work  Beth and  Bryan put me to work! I had the honor to learn a lot about electrical and more! Bryan could do anything and was patient with teaching me along the way. Just two weeks before his passing he  taught me how to clean my  sewer lines! We rented the equipment and got it done!  He always made it look so easy!  I am greatful for everything I learned from him! Those  experiences  I’ll always cherish! I called Bryan “Mcgyver” because he would always fix it no matter what! He was my go to guy for everything literally! If I wanted to learn how to do it Bryan was my teacher!  He was so patient to show me how,  even if I had to ask how to do the same task Two or three times  He rarely said No! I could go on and on telling stories about times we shared. I looked up to Bryan and loved him like a brother. 
. I pray for his girls as they will navigate this life with the memories of both their parents who loved them dearly! I hope and  pray for his family as they take on the roll of helping the girls  move forward. This is heartbreaking but he is now n the arms of Bethany again and he  is at peace! 
Fly high my friend! I’ll see you again some day!🥰
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Bryan and I had become good friends over the past 4-5 years. I’m a General Contractor and met Bryan and Bethany for the first time 5 years ago on a job in Highland Village. I only ever spoke to Bethany on the phone and unfortunately never had the opportunity to meet her in person. Bryan and I shared many common interests though and I continued on using him as an electrician on all of my jobs going forward. We quickly became friends on our second job together and we spent a significant amount of time together outside of work. He was a frequent visitor at my home and occasionally brought BraeLynn (sp?) for dinner. He was loved by myself and my family and was truly a man of good character. My wife referred to him as our “Kramer” (Seinfeld reference) as he would pop in unannounced at any time (and ready to eat). He was always welcome and there will always be a place at our dinner table for him and his family. All my love my friend and GodSpeed getting back into Bethany’s arms.

My condolences to the family and their friends.  Both Bethany and Bryan were very caring special people.  May they both RIP and now be Guardian Angels to their daughters here on earth.

My deepest condolences to the family. I watched the girls grow up. You will never have the answer of why the loss girls. What is important is carry your memories in your heart. Your parents loved you both so much.   Debbie

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Bryan Charles Boyce

December 27, 1967 – March 21, 2025

Sparkman-Crane Funeral Home

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