Bryan K. Wolf Sr., age 57, passed away on September 2nd, 2024. Born on January 30th, 1967, in Port Arthur, Texas, to Shirley J. Overton and Willie S. Wolf Sr., Bryan lived a life full of love, dedication, and service to his family and community.
He attended Lincoln High School and went on to serve four years in the U.S. Navy, stationed in San Diego, where he built lifelong friendships. After his service, Bryan became an auto wreck technician, known for his hard work and skill. His true passion, however, was coaching his sons’ Pop Warner Football team, the San Diego Aztecs. For four years, he mentored and inspired young athletes, helping shape them both as players and as men. A devoted Dallas Cowboys fan, Bryan was never shy about sharing his love for the team and engaging in a little trash talk with rival fans.
Bryan is survived by his loving partner Ukeila S. Crawford, children; Bryan K. Wolf Jr., Keilon, and Brylon, twin sisters; Angela Wolf Hicks and Evangeline Wolf Flowers, brothers; Timothy J. Overton and Janara Clark, step-sister Tanya Lewis, and step-twin brothers; Robert and Albert Drakes.
Bryan was predeceased by siblings; Constance “Connie” Wolf, Shekeita Overton, Willie S. Wolf Jr., and Stacey J. Wolf.
With over 30 years of friendship, Lamont Gillard was like a brother to him. He and his mother Joann quickly became family to Bryan. Known for a signature catchphrase, “Yeah Dat,” Bryan’s memory lives on through his family, friends, and the athletes he coached.
