After 1,027 days of courage, laughter, pain, and unshakable spirit, Bryson’s fight came to an end. At just five years old, he embodied what it means to be a true warrior.

His journey began with what seemed like a simple stomach ache—only to reveal a massive tumor that would change everything. Surgery took his left kidney, and years of chemotherapy, procedures, and setbacks followed. Yet through it all, Bryson never lost his smile. He carried light into every dark hospital room, showing the world that joy can survive even the hardest battles.

On the evening of his passing, his mother, Lilian, shared through tears:
“Goosie won his battle at 5 p.m. last night. He fought courageously for 1,027 days and now he is free. Cancer free. Pain free. Fear free. I will forever fight for him.”

For Bryson’s family, letting him go was “the ultimate sacrifice” — a choice no parent should ever have to face, but one born of love, to free him from suffering. Their grief is immeasurable, but so is the love that carries his memory forward.

Bryson was more than a child fighting cancer. He was an inspiration. He united communities in prayer, strengthened faith, and reminded families everywhere to cherish every hug, every laugh, every moment together.

When he took his last breath, it was not defeat. Cancer touched his body, but never his spirit. Bryson left this world free, his legacy of love and resilience etched into every life he touched.

Please keep his family in your prayers. May his light continue to guide and inspire all who know his story.