Alessander Antoine Bryant (affectionately known as Sander/Sandman/Alex) was born on April 18, 1990, in Charleston, South Carolina, to Cassandra Turner and Melvin Bryant.

Many  years, Sander attended and associated with the local Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.

Alessander attended Bonner Elementary School, Macedonia Middle School and Timberland High School where he graduated and received his High School diploma.

As  a senior in 2009, Sander started his very first job at the local Food Lion until 2013. Thereafter, he attended Trident Technical College, and in September 2014, was able to land a career with Boeing-American Multinational Corporation in Charleston, SC, as an Aerospace Sealant Technician, where he continued to work for several years.

Wanting to put his experiences to use and further a career elsewhere, Alex relocated to Stone Mountain, Georgia in October of 2020.

Alessander loved helping others without hesitation, he loved spending time with loved ones, family, and friends, lifting weights, decorating and had a deep knowledge and passion  for cars!

Sander was a very loving person who has left an imprint on many lives because of his compassion, gentle, kind, and helpful ways. He studied people quietly and would laugh heartily, that remarkable quality of his, will burn brightly in the hearts of all whom he loved!

Those  left to cherish his memories are: his parents, Cassandra Turner and Melvin Bryant (Darlene); his maternal grandparents, Lover (Gilbert) King Sr.; his twin, AleSandria Antoinette Bryant; his other sisters, Shavonne Bryant, Marquicca (Fitzgerald) Brown; Myeshia Bryant, Epiphany Turner, Shawanda Turner; and one brother, Mario Conyers;  nephews, Tyrone and Jaden Sumpter; nieces, Anariyia Kitt, Aaliyah Brown, Zai'hona McClary and Ryleigh Holback; uncles, Ira Muhammad, Gilbert King Jr., Henry (Dolly) Woods, Edward (Mary) Bryant, Leon (Angela) Mackwell, Webster Bryant, Wesley (Yolanda) Bryant and Leland Bryant; aunts, Diane Gaillard and Patricia Pickney; and a host of close dear loved ones, relatives and friends.

Viewing will be held Friday, June 11, 2021 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the funeral home (Moncks Corner). A Graveside Service will be held Saturday, June 12, 2021, 11:00 a.m., at King Memorial Garden, 606 Monitor Lane, St. Stephen, SC, with viewing from 10:30 a.m. until the time of service.

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