Birth date: May 4, 1959 Death date: Nov 17, 2025
Bryan Allen Wengstrom, age 66, of Grafton, Ohio, passed away on November 17, 2025. Born on May 4, 1959, Bryan was the cherished son of Alice Wengstrom and the late James Wengstrom. He was the devoted husband of 42 years to Linda Read Obituary
Bryan was and will always be a big part of our lives. We had some good times together with the boys always camping or vacationing together. He was with Greg when he passed away 😢 Linda Justin Matthew and Bella my heart aches for your loss. He was one of a kind .Keep those memories alive 😢 💔 love u guys. Gail Kriak Greg and Lexi
Bryan was a wonderful man.
I knew Bryan from camping. I got to enjoy what was likely the best version of him, as he was happy to be out at the camper. Bryan was a top-notch conversationalist and oddly knew so much about so much. He only shared the best about anyone and everyone. I feel Bryan had a way of bringing out the best in anyone and always made you feel important and relevant.
Bryan loved his family and always lit up when he saw them or was entertaining. It never appeared to be an inconvenience, but rather a true love.
Our deepest condolences go out to Linda, Justin, Matt, and Bella. I know his smiling face and pleasant disposition will forever be missed.
Aaron, Heather, Hallie, Landon, and Brooke Haycook
Love ya little brother , You will be missed !!!
I Met Him Though WildBill At Trading Post Great Guy😪
I used to work at one of the depots inspecting containers. My father is also an operator at this yard and has known Bryan for a few decades. Bryan was one of our favorite drivers. Always sarcastic and ragging on me. I'm a driver myself now and still got to see him from time to time. Always made sure to wave or say hello. Will definitely miss seeing him around. Very sorry for you loss ❤️
-Rae Sanka
I meet Bryan couple years ago he was a truck driver that would come through the yard I work at he was the sweetest man we had a lot of conversations such a great guy to have known going to miss him
Bryan was a good friend. We will treasure our camping times boating and talking at the campers. He was a part of our family and was happy to talk and be excited for our grandchildren. He loved talking about his granddaughter Bella and his boys. Our sympathies go out to Linda, Justin, Matt and Bella. He will be deeply missed. Alan and Joanne Bockmuller
