Edwardsburg, MI – On the morning of September 4, 2026, Bryan Alan Sult, 56, passed away peacefully at Hanson Hospice in Stevensville, Michigan, following an extended illness. He fought a brave battle against colon cancer with his loving family constantly by his side. As much as he will be missed, his family takes comfort in knowing that his suffering is over."

Bryan was born on April 17, 1970, in Elkhart, Indiana, to Roger Sult and Sheila Ann (Walker) Czajkowski. Bryan attended both South Bend and Edwardsburg schools and graduated in 1988 from Edwardsburg High School. Bryan brought his hard work and skills to various settings and worked as a forklift driver for the last 15 years until his health ultimately forced him to retire."

Bryan found the love of his life in Kimberly Ann Fine and after 10 wonderful years together, the two were united in marriage on September 22, 2024, in Edwardsburg, Michigan. Their bond was truly special and undying; as they always said, they 'shared one heart.' Through every good day and bad, they proved that to be true, filling their time together with love, laughter, and beautiful family memories. Throughout Bryan’s battle with cancer, Kimberly stood by him every step of the way, her infinite love and devotion never wavering.

Bryan is survived by his loving wife, Kimberly Ann (Fine) Sult; his daughters, Allyx Sult, Haley Sult, and Mercedes Smith; his five cherished grandchildren; his parents, Roger and Kathleen Sult (stepmother), and Sheila Ann (Walker) Czajkowski; his brother, Paul Czajkowski; and his sister, Kimberly Hahn. He also leaves behind numerous friends and extended family members who will miss him dearly.

Bryan's greatest joy was his family, for whom he would do absolutely anything. A devoted husband, loving father, son, brother, grandfather, and dependable friend, he cherished time spent with those he loved above all else. He had a very special bond with his daughters, especially his youngest, Allyx. She describes him as her first best friend in this world, and her inspiration to be strong and weather any storm that life may put her through. Bryan carried a father’s love for them that never wavered despite what life brought. He demonstrated the value of trying to have fun and enjoy life whenever you can, and to love others with your whole heart.

Bryan was known for being unapologetically himself and never hesitated to tell it like it was. He was an avid fan who loved cheering on Notre Dame football and basketball, the Chicago Cubs, Dallas Cowboys, and Chicago Blackhawks. He also found joy in cooking, dining at nice restaurants, riding his motorcycle, family trips to theme parks, and watching movies of all kinds. Bryan's contagious smile and spirited personality will never be forgotten by those who had the pleasure of knowing him.

A graveside service will be held at 2:30 PM on Thursday, September 10, 2026, at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, Last Supper Garden. Please use this link to approximate grave location https://maps.app.goo.gl/yxYXF6Yu93ujkEns5

Chapel Hill Funeral Home, Osceola IN has been entrusted with the arrangements.