Bryan Sharratt

1947–2007 (age 60)

Biography

Bryan Sharratt served his country with quiet resolve, balancing a career in the reserves with civic and professional responsibilities that reflected a deep commitment to service. He was respected for his thoughtful counsel, strategic insight, and the steady example he set for colleagues and young officers.

Beyond uniformed service, Sharratt’s dedication to community and family made him a talisman of reliability. Those who knew him recall a generous nature, calm leadership, and a life lived with integrity.

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