Bro. Granger “Pinckney” Bryant son of the late Mr. Emenuell Bryant and Mrs. Annie Lee Simmons Bryant Black was born on August 29,1934 in Summerville, SC. On March 22, 2026, Bro. Granger Bryant entered into eternal rest. Bro. Bryant grew up in a Christian home and was brought into worship at Brownsville Community Church of God at an early age. He sung on the senior and men’s choir, served on the Trustee board, and was a member of the Men’s Sunday School. He was educated in Dorchester County School District and graduated from Alston High School. Granger also attended Allen University. He was employed as a Brick Mason for countless years throughout the low country. He served in the United States Army. He also served 48 years as a Mason Lodge 329. He loved to plant in the garden. Granger played football and coached little league baseball at Dotty Field. He was a tremendous athlete and was inducted into Summerville High School Hall of Fame for his accomplishments at Alston High School. He loved watching sports on television along with Steve Harvey’s “Family Feud.” He loved to watch his children and grandchildren play sports. He loved to sing around the house and watch the cars and friends pass by while sitting in the front yard. He also would love to open the front door and watch what was going on. Granger was preceded in death by his wife, Lula Irene “Tootie” Cordes Bryant, his son Mr. Howard Bryant, and one great grandson R. J. Mullen. He leaves to cherish his memories his children; Susie Mullen of Elizabeth City, NC, Jerome Bryant (Cynthia), Theodore Bryant, and Pamela Bryant all of Summerville, SC. 5 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, 3 great -great grandchildren, and a host of caring, loving, and devoted nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends