Birth date: Jun 29, 2004 Death date: Jan 13, 2026
Elle Iman Bryant, age 21, was born June 29, 2004, in Richmond, Virginia. Her family relocated to Frisco, Texas when she was very young and where many of her most cherished memories were made. From the very beginning, Elle brought Read Obituary
My heart is so broken for you Elle, I wish I could give you a hug and tell you how much you mean to me. My friend I am going to miss you forever but your spirt will always live on forever. See you later my friend!!!!
My sincere condolences to the entire family. I pray that the Lord will live in you, love on you and fill your hearts with perfect peace in the days ahead.
Love,
LaVerne
Elle, my heart aches but your memories will stay forever🩷. I wish I could give you a hug but thinking back when you and Noah used to come over in Glebe Lane Charles City, it make me smile. You are so sassy little sister to Noah😊. You are telling Noah what to do and not to do. You used to say “Noah pack your bag, wear this shoes, don’t do that , brush your teeth. You alway ready to drag your suitcase 🧳 around the house. Sometimes or maybe most of the time you make Noah cry and when Mae asks you what happened, you say he didn’t listen😁. You were always be a beautiful little girl I knew. You are very much loved 💖 and you may rest in paradise Elle😢😘🩷💖.
My condolences and prayers to all of you. May God give you an abundance of strength and peace at this time of sadness.
Jane Harris, Virginia
Many happy memories of us, always involving friendly competition that made us better. I grew up playing basketball with Elle since the second grade. We were the little scorers, and I always remember Elle’s incredible speed. Despite her small stature, she was feisty, mighty, and always stood up for her teammates, demonstrating true leadership. Off the court, she was a light in the room, always filling it with laughter and hilarious jokes. A funny memory I have with Elle was when a referee got upset because she wore the number 9. It was such a silly rule, as refs said they couldn’t sign it, but Elle loved her #9 so much. Me, Taylor, and Elle all thought it was ridiculous, and we were determined not to let the ref take it away from her. It was one of those moments that showed Elle’s passion. She will be Forever in our hearts.
I loved giving her morning rides to practice my sophomore year of high school. Our facetimes were the favorite part of my night and day. Our Bible studies, funny conversations, and support for each other through difficult things created such a close relationship between us. Giving her rides to watch our high school sports games and laughing with her from the stands also is fond in my memories.
Elle was one of those rare people who made everyone feel like they mattered. In high school, she always made sure nobody felt left out and that everyone was having fun. She had the sweetest laugh and this constant sense of humor that made classes and daily life so much more bearable. She brought light into rooms without even trying. I’m heartbroken, and I will always remember her kindness.
My favorite memory was going to the Dallas game with Jaiden, Kingston and I. We had a great time at the game as well as hanging out with your family for a few days.
I remember throwing the football with you and being surprised at your arm strength. You gave a little grin as you continually threw each pass slightly harder, testing my receiving skills. 😁
You will be missed. 🕊️
