Jeremy Bryant

Jeremy Bryant was a Memphis man whose life was cut short on January 9, 2017, at the age of 29. Public records and local reporting identify him by name, age, and city of residence, and they place his death among the many losses felt across the community that winter. While formal obituary notices or a family-published memorial matching the exact date were not located in established funeral-home or newspaper archives, contemporary local news and community remembrance pages confirm the basic facts of his passing.

Because published personal tributes from a funeral home or family notice were not found in accessible reliable sources, there are limits to the public details available about Jeremy’s everyday life. What is clear from the record is that he was a real person whose absence left a mark on family and neighbors. Community-curated remembrance pages include heartfelt comments from people who knew him, and local news outlets recorded the event as part of a double homicide reported in Memphis on January 9–10, 2017. Those items indicate the date and place of his death without providing a fuller public account of his life outside of that tragedy.

This page honors Jeremy by placing attention on his humanity rather than the circumstances of his death. Even where the public record is spare, loss carries the shape of family and friendships: people who remember his presence, speak of his name, and mourn what might have been. If family members or close friends would like a fuller, family-approved remembrance included here — with details of his life, relationships, work, and the services they held — those authorized contributions will be welcomed and used to create a fuller, personal tribute.

Jeremy’s death is recorded in local reports and community memorials as occurring on January 9, 2017 in Memphis, Tennessee. This remembrance page is offered with care and restraint, to acknowledge him as a person whose life mattered to those around him and whose memory deserves dignity.