Doyle “D.C.” Bryson, a prominent figure in Belton, SC, passed away on April 2, 2012. Known for his contributions as a home builder, contractor, and real estate developer, Bryson played a significant role in the community. His legacy extended beyond his professional endeavors, including his involvement in establishing the Anderson Jockey Lot, a local landmark.
Born in Pickens County, SC, in 1925, Bryson’s life was marked by dedication and service. During World War II, he served in the US Navy aboard the USS Hornet, CV-12, demonstrating his commitment to his country. Throughout his life, he remained active in various organizations, such as the Brandon Lodge and the Hejaz Shriner’s Temple in Greenville.
Bryson’s family was a cornerstone of his life. He shared 66 years of marriage with his beloved wife, Evelyn C. Bryson. Together, they raised a son, Alton Bryson, and cherished their grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Despite facing personal losses, including the passing of a son and grandson, Bryson’s family remained a source of strength and support.
Those who knew Bryson remembered him as a respected and admirable individual. His impact on the community was evident in the outpouring of condolences and tributes following his passing. Friends and acquaintances expressed their sorrow at the loss of a man who had left a lasting impression on those around him.
A graveside service, accompanied by full Masonic Rites, honored Bryson’s life and contributions. The ceremony, held at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, was a testament to his involvement in various facets of society. The Hejaz Shriners paid tribute to Bryson, reflecting the high regard in which he was held.
Bryson’s passing elicited a wave of support and sympathy from the community. Messages of condolence poured in, offering comfort to his family during a challenging time. The legacy he left behind was a testament to his character and the positive influence he had on those he encountered.
As Belton mourned the loss of a revered figure, Bryson’s memory lived on through the impact he had on the lives of many. His commitment to service, both in his professional endeavors and personal relationships, left an indelible mark on the community he called home.
Through his work and dedication, Bryson exemplified the values of hard work, integrity, and compassion. His legacy, embodied in the Anderson Jockey Lot and his numerous contributions, served as a testament to a life well-lived and a man deeply cherished by those who knew him.
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