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Bryon Ard
December 22, 2014
Mr. Bryon Ard, 44, passed away on Saturday, December 20, 2014, in Pensacola.
Mr. Ard was a native of Jay and a resident of McDavid for most of his life. He loved to fish and hunt. His parents, Troy and Linda Ard, precede him in death.
Survivors include his companion, Heather Shanks of Atmore; daughters, Sydney Ard of Pensacola and Adrianne Shanks of McDavid, Troy Ard of McDavid and Kendal Ard of McDavid.
Petty-Eastside Chapel Funeral Homes, LLC is in charge of all arrangements.
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Bryon was my friends we had some.good times trucking together.we had went to Miami Florida one time we stopped at café rujay i had never been there and when we walked in he laughed at me all the way home . Good Times. You will be missed. Paul
Bryon was a great guy. I did not know him very well when I went to his highschool prom. He had seen me with my cousins during a family reunion and gotten in touch with my cousins Tammy and Kim and asked them to ask me if I would go to prom with him. I said yes. It was one of the funnest nights I have ever had. We laughed and laughed all night long. After we had taken pictures at the prom, we then proceeded to meet all his friends (while still in my Gown and he in his tuxedo) to go mud riding and shinning for deer. I told him when he dropped me off that night (around 3 in the morning), I never knew that rednecks could have so much fun without spending money. We stayed friends over the years and then lost contact. I am deeply saddened to see he has passed away. I will miss him greatly. He was truly a wonderful person. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and girlfriend and children. Sincerely Christy Lynn Ellis