W.H. Mays Mortuary | Augusta, GA

Obituary For Mr. Christopher Alexander Bryant

Christopher Alexander Bryant, known to most as Al2Smooth was born June 19th, 1986, in Landstuhl, Germany to the parents of the late Samantha Lynn Bryant and Zachary Jerome Bryant. He was a world traveler at a young age. He traveled from Germany to Arizona to Japan, finally settling in Georgia. Christopher continued his education in the States, graduating from Cross Creek Highschool, in Augusta, Georgia in 2006. After graduating Highschool, Christopher became a Marine JROTC volunteer at Butler High School training cadets. Christopher loved life, he never met a stranger that he didn’t connect with. He enjoyed helping others and encouraging all. Christopher was a kidney warrior, deciding that “Disability Is Not Inability, All You Have To Do Is Try”. To encourage others, Christopher began his mountain biking career. He and his mountain bike, Dene, hit the trails traveling all over from Atlanta to Houston capturing heartening moments to share on his YouTube channel (@al2smooth The Mountain Biker). Christopher was a member of the One-Love Cycling Community and could often be seen sporting their biker gear and new sets. Christopher was employed at Chain Reaction, as an expert bike repairman, and he gave tours of the Augusta area with Bike-Bike Baby. Christopher was an entrepreneur, DJ’ing several clubs in downtown Augusta and comedy shows for local artists. Christopher entered eternal rest on Tuesday, October 25th, 2022. He leaves to cherish his memories his family who loved him. He is preceded by his mother, Samantha Bryant. He is survived by his father, Zachary Bryant, and two sisters Amanda and Breanna Bryant; a host of uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends, and cycling community. Christopher will be remembered by many as the one who could light up the room with his smile, one who would help anyone in need, no matter what it was, and be a listening ear and offer his words of encouragement saying, "MAKE IT A GREAT DAY GOOD HUMANS!”

Viewing will be held Friday, October 28, 2022 from 2:00-4:00 pm at the mortuary.

Graveside services will be Saturday, October 29, 2022 at 12:00 noon at Hillcrest Memorial Park, 2700 Deans Bridge Road, Augusta, Georgia.

W. H. Mays Mortuary, 1221 James Brown Boulevard, Augusta, Georgia 30901 (706)722-6401.

Guest Book

You were a hero (and still are) to myself and many others

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I will never forget the video you made and found my lock in the canal fence ,

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I'm still in shock my dear friend. Many memories and great times together. I'll never forget you. You know what we meant to each other. Love you forever.

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Alex was a member of The Black Cyclist, a friend, and a brother on the journey of chronic health, but most of all he was my brother in Christ. His loss is felt throughout God's kingdom. Rest brother, I will see you soon. Dr Presley (friend, cyclist, health warrior)

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"God himself will be with them. And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things has passed away." (Revelation 21:3,4)

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Thank you for your friendship, your realness, your presence. I love you Alex, and I'll miss you, always.

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I was inspired by your positivity in the kidney group. Your light was infectious. Your in no more pain and I'm sure your riding somewhere beautiful now. R.I.P. Condolences to your family. You will be missed.

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I will never forget your words, "Disability is not inability!" Your positivity, love and encouragement helped so many in our Facebook kidney group. Your videos and smile made my day. You are going to be greatly missed. You are truly a hero! Rest In Peace. You will never be forgotten.

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We never had the opportunity to meet in person, but Alex was such a positive and motivating member of our FB kidney group. He touched so many of us in our daily lives. We are so sad to lose you.

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Your positive and inspirational posts on the CKD FB page, and you were a perfect example of how a life should be lived. Ride in heaven.

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I met and got to know Alex while at BHS. I was a senior and he was a freshman. I wanted to go to the Military Ball because I had never been and Alex invited me as his date and bragged because he had a senior as his date lol. I saw him a few years ago and we laughed about those memories. He will be greatly missed. R.I.H. sweet friend.

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Alex, my friend..as we say.. my buddy, I'm going to miss our talks but I'll miss you even more❤️ Rest well my buddy, until we meet again. Zabre'

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Alex, you've been nothing but amazing since I've known you in school. I can't believe you're gone! I know you're resting peacefully! Love you friend! #bhs2005

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I only knew him as a customer, over 6 years. He always had an encouraging word and blessed testimony about his life and life in general. He was a light and I appreciated our conversations. Rest now Alex. Courtney hills

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I first met Alex in Elementary school and from there to high school we were classmates. Alex was always the nicest guy in the room. He always gave a good conversation when u need to talk or when u think u were unnoticed. He will be greatly missed. RIP friend.

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I first met Alex in Elementary school and from there to high school we were classmates. Alex was always the nicest guy in the room. He always gave a good conversation when u need to talk or when u think u were unnoticed. He will be greatly missed. RIP friend.

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Above from your short friend Vanessa Harris Love and miss my friend💚

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Alex and I go back to my Butler High/JROTC yrs. Been friends every since. Despite how he felt or what either of us had going on we tried to lift up each other. This hits hard. He lived a big life and was such a inspiration. RIH my friend 💚

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I never meet you, but I enjoyed watching your YouTube channel as a black cyclist living in Colorado. You touched a lot of people and I know you helped a lot of people with health issues watching you ride your mountain bike and having such a positive attitude. I pray for your sister and father and I hope you are now in peace. Will Phillips

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Words can't express how much you will be missed. I'm so blessed to have been able to share the last 14 years having Alex as my dearest friend. Rest peacefully my friend. Love always, Kyana (Kay) Thompson

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Wishing you peace, comfort, courage, and lots of love at this time. From Kyana (Kay) Thompson

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Your spirit will live on through every ride! Ride in Peace. Our deepest sympathy to the Garland Bryant family during this difficult time. The Andy Jordan's Bicycle Warehouse family.

- Drew Jordan

Your laugh, your smile, your genuine love of life were an inspiration to every one around you. You are going to be sorely missed, but your soul lives on in each of the lives you have touched. Rest peacefully, dear friend. Kisha

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Mr Alex was a nice quiet and wonderful person

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Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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