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Bryan Holloway

March 4, 2024

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Bryan Kirk Holloway unexpectedly left his earthly home on March 4, 2024. Bryan was born July
27, 1984, to Jeffrey and Linda Holloway in Charleston, IL. Along with his parents, other
survivors include two brothers Brad (Jennifer) Mayes and Chris (Natalie) Holloway; 5 nieces and
nephews Fuller, Erica, and Miller Mayes and Kinser and Kaydence Holloway; paternal
grandmother Gwen Holloway, and several aunts, uncles, and cousins. Finally Bryan is survived
by the love of his life, Shanna Hall and her two children, Brayden and Bennett Easton who he
loved as his own, and his beloved canine companion, Hank.

Bryan was an avid outdoorsman, enjoying hunting, fishing, boating, and anything that involved
being outside. Bryan was always generous with his friends, many who shared the same
hobbies. He lived for each day and found that happiness far outweighed money. He was loved
for his free spirit, even though it often times got in the way during his school years.

Bryan attended Charleston schools. He previously worked as a construction laborer out of the
IBEW, plowed snow during the winter, and helped various farmers during planting and harvest.

Bryan will be forever missed by family and friends, who were lucky enough to have had him in
their lives.

No services are scheduled at this time. A Celebration of Life will follow at a later date.
In lieu of flowers or memorials, Bryan would want those he touched to do as he often did, and to
take a child fishing.

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Posted by Aaron Enlow on March 25, 2024

So sorry for your loss he will greatly be missed by many

Posted by Edward Carpenter on March 13, 2024

We are so sorry for your loss. We will keep your family in our prayers. Although we have been out of touch these past few years your family remains important to us because of the kindness you have given us. Please let us know if we can do anything to help you and your family at this terrible time.

Posted by Lisa and Trevor Doughty on March 8, 2024

We are so sorry for your loss. We will keep your family in our prayers. Although we have been out of touch these past few years your family remains important to us because of the kindness you have given us. Please let us know if we can do anything to help you and your family at this terrible time.

Posted by Lisa and Trevor Doughty on March 8, 2024

Brian Myerscough Bryan helped me to get out and hunt after one of my horrible shunt surgeries. Bryan would drive me out to a spot I had brushed in and get me set up to hunt. After shooting hours he would pick me up always with a big smile joking and laughing! I enjoyed our time together and if I got a deer he would clean and process it no charge! He would not let me pay him. When I had two Past Presidents of Americans Disabled Veteran's, Denny Joyner and Jim Sursley both triple amputee’s with Purple Hearts hunt on my land, Dan Bolin’s and Reggie Phillips land. Bryan and my nephew Matt gave up their time hunting in the rut to make sure they took care of all their needs. Bryan helped Denny Joyner who always asked about Bryan when we talk.. It was with a heavy heart when I called Denny to inform him of our loss! Bryan always a Smile and funny comment ready for you! He will be missed! Brian Myerscough

Posted by Brian Myerscough on March 8, 2024

Thinking of all of you during this hard time. I hope time will heal.

Posted by Lori and Bernie Buttram on March 8, 2024

Hell of a man and even better friend. Thoughts and prayers for the whole Holloway family

Posted by Travis Rose on March 7, 2024