SAN ANTONIO – A public viewing and private funeral will be held Friday for Judson High School teen Bryce Wisdom, who died Sunday after a battle with cancer.
The viewing from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Agape Christian Church at 14303 Judson Road will be open to the public, but the funeral is for invited guests only. There will be a livestream of the funeral on Facebook.
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Wisdom, 17, died of kidney cancer. His story captivated the San Antonio community. The motto, “Bryce Strong,” touched hearts and minds across the nation, even reaching the ears of his beloved Seattle Seahawks.
‘Bryce Strong’: A smile gone too soon, but never forgotten
Before he died on Sunday evening, he told his mother, “I won.”
“Bryce took his last breath at 11:39pm,” Bryce’s mother, Diana, said via twitter. “He fought til the very end.”
Bryce took his last breath at 11:39pm. He fought til the very end. Thank you for all the prayers and loving my Bryce. This earlier today. He gave us on last smile🎗 pic.twitter.com/GqGoI3Dkh1
— Diana Wisdom (@dianawisdom) July 27, 2020
Wisdom was a member of the Judson football team. He was diagnosed with cancer during his sophomore season, and he missed the majority of his junior year as a result of the disease. Throughout 2019, the Rockets walked out for pre-game ceremonies holding an orange “Bryce Strong” shirt, and he was often spotted on the sidelines wearing a uniform.
From San Antonio to NFL: Tributes pour in for Judson’s Bryce Wisdom after cancer battle
To my young warrior my young king. Mr Bryce Wisdom aka BNice aka Mr Drip. RIH my young king. You will be missed but never forgotten. Like I’ve always said I thank the lord for letting me raise you and thank him for you raising me!! #BryceStrong
— Richard Wisdom (@RWisdom12) July 27, 2020
Bryce always believed in me, even when nobody else did... y’all know what I owe him.. I love you forever. Rest In Paradise and watch over us all! #BryceStrong 🧡
— Rashad Wisdom Ⓜ️ (@RashadWisdom) July 27, 2020
At 11:39 pm tonight he won the big game & made the big hit. Football takes 11 guys to play as one & he taught & brought us together as 1 team. #OneLove Number 39 was his number and fitting cuz that # will always carry Honor, Toughness & Sacrifice! We love you Bryce #ForeverBryce pic.twitter.com/m6QSj25Lp8
— Mark Sauceda (@CoachMSauceda) July 27, 2020
A Warrior and Champion who led a Fierce fight with a Fierce, Loving Family behind him. Thank you for sharing him with us! We will never forget #BryceStrong #39
— Judson Girls’ Basketball (@GirlsJudson) July 27, 2020
Bryce! Man you’ll be my angel forever!
— Tre Flowers (@_Slimm7) July 27, 2020
Rest in paradise, Bryce. #BryceStrong 🎗🙏🏻🧡 https://t.co/BsyibgEc6I
— Judson Football (@JudsonFootball) July 27, 2020
Well done my good and faithful servant. #BryceStrong will continue on. https://t.co/bo8AT3F3ih
— Joel Call (@Coach__Call) July 27, 2020