Dennis Glenn Bragg, age 69, of Bryant, passed away on January 18th, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. He was born September 27th, 1955, and was surrounded by family as he peacefully entered into eternal rest. A man of unwavering faith, he found comfort in knowing that he would wake up in heaven embraced by the love and peace of his Savior.

Dennis was an athlete and a leader from an early age. He played and coached on many baseball and basketball teams, was a state champion bowler, and competed on the first Bryant High School Golf Team. He was a true competitor, always facing challenges head-on with determination and grit. Dennis loved the St. Louis Cardinals and the Arkansas Razorbacks, never missing a game. He spent some of his best days fishing on the peaceful waters of Pebble Lake, where he lived and served as President of the HOA. He left his mark as Director of Sales for The Heritage Company and GEH & Associates where he was well known as "The Table-Ad Guy" at many local restaurants.

Dennis was the youngest son of Wayne and Estellene Bragg and is survived by his loving wife Marcia; daughter Amanda (Michael) Noyes; stepson Dennis Hutchins (Kerry); grandchildren Reagan and Jaxon Hutchins, Baylee Brown, Drew, Chance and Cooper Hatman; great grandchildren Sawyer and Berklee Hollingshead; his siblings, Patricia (Roger) Rowland, DeWayne (Donna) Bragg, Ronnie (Verna) Bragg, Diane Jones, Johnny (Angela) Bragg, and Allen Bragg; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and dear friends.

Dennis married his wife Marcia, of 30 years, and their bond was truly one of a kind, built on years of support, loyalty, and shared strength. Dennis was incredibly proud of his daughter, Amanda, now residing in Boston, and his grandchildren Reagan and Jaxon, who brought him immeasurable joy.

Dennis was a devoted member of the First Baptist Church of Bryant, where his faith and dedication to his church were cornerstones of his life. He was actively involved in the choir and treasured the extended family he found there. His legacy as a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend will be cherished by all who knew him. He leaves behind a lasting inspiration for all who face adversity, and especially those battling cancer, which has touched the lives of so many families.

A Celebration of his life will be held at First Baptist Church of Bryant on Sunday January 26th with visitation beginning at 2pm and service at 3pm.