My condolences to Bryce's family and his loving girlfriend who always stood by his side. 

 I first met Bryce when I was out chilling by myself on blackstone for Sunday cruise night and he pulled up with like 15 other bikers and out of all of them he was the first one to walk up to me and introduced himself and told me about the Facebook group he was apart of. After that we slowly became good friends. He was actually my first riding friend I had made. We would often go for rides in the hills with mostly Panda and Cassie but sometimes just the 2 of us and because of him I got better and faster at riding in the hills. We soon became very close friends. When he finally got his R6 back from the shop I offered to help him fix it and told him to bring it to my house. Working on the bike brought us so close. We would stay up all night long working on it and having some great conversations. Most of them about our lives, our relationships, our adventures, and our futures. Some of those conversations got very deep and he showed me a side of him that he only showed very few people and I am very grateful that he felt so comfortable telling me those things. But no matter what he always had a smile on his face and always had a great time and was always goofing off keeping the vibe going every where he went. He was the life of the party everywhere he went. And it makes me happy to be able to share this with everyone that Bryce came to my house that Friday to continue looking at his bike trying figure out what was wrong and we ended up sitting there looking at it talking for a few hours and he told me that he was truly happy with how his life is going now. He was pulling himself out of the hole he was in. He had his own place now staying with the girl he absolutely loves and was starting to pull himself out of debt. That day he was truly happy. 

I will forever love and miss Bryce he was truly like a little brother to me. Our time was short but we made some great memories I will never forget.