Bryan Lee Eastes of Arlington, VA has passed away. Bryan was born on August 18, 1980 to Paula Jane Snyder Eastes and John Watha Eastes in Fairfax, Virginia. He loved education and obtained his Masters in Psychology at George Mason University. He had the ability to compose interesting stories and letters that never failed to keep the reader’s attention.
Bryan loved amusement parks and basketball. An expert at the use of mass transit he could find his way anywhere. His family was always amazed at his extensive knowledge of the mass transit system.
He is survived by his mother Paula Eastes, his sister Cynthia Garrison (Lee) and his brother John Louis Eastes (Macrena). His father, John Watha Eastes predeceased him.
There will be a grave side service at Oak Hill Cemetery in Fredericksburg, VA at a future date. Once those arrangements are complete that information will be posted here.
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