Liam Caden Bryson

At the age of six, Liam moved from Fort Walton Beach, Florida to Edmond, Oklahoma, where he continued to grow, learn, and leave his sweetness on everyone who knew him.

Liam attended Liza Jackson Preparatory School in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, from preschool through second grade, Washington Irving Elementary from second through fourth grade, Epic Charter Schools for fifth grade, Heartland Middle School from sixth through eighth grade, and Santa Fe High School for ninth and tenth grade.

Liam was kind, selfless, honest, generous, intelligent, quirky, sweet, and a deep feeler. He was blunt in the way only someone sincere can be, and his heart was always in the right place. He would have given the shirt off his back if it meant helping someone else or lifting their mood.

Liam loved the outdoors: going on walks, hiking trails, and being reminded of the quiet beauty around him. He was passionate about anime, manga, and video games. He loved comfort in all its forms: blankets, plushies, hoodies, sweatpants, and especially the comfort of his bed.

He was gentle with all living things. His mother could always count on him to put spiders outside instead of killing them. Liam treated the world with care.

Liam made people feel loved. He gave the biggest, strongest hugs and would hold on as long as you let him. Being near him felt safe.

Liam is survived by his father, Jeffrey Bryson; his mother and stepfather, Brittany and Bryan Stewart; and his siblings Ann Marie Stewart, Landon Bryson, Sam Stewart, Lillian Bryson, Kate Stewart, and Lana Bryson.

Liam lived by the words:

“You have no enemies, nobody does. Bring nobody in this world harm. Become the best version of yourself. Let nothing stop you from reaching your goals.”

Through his life, Liam taught us to be kind to one another, to have patience with those who are different, and to always put others first.

Liam’s absence is deeply felt by all who knew him. His sweet nature is missed beyond words.