Ryan Christopher Berg

BRISTOL --- Ryan Christopher Berg, 21, of Bristol, New Hampshire, passed away tragically on Sunday, October 12, 2025.

Ryan was born in July 23, 2004, and is survived by his father, Brian Berg; his mother, Angela Marino Boynton; his brothers, Austin Boynton, Riley Boynton, Brady Boynton; his Grandparents, Christopher and JoAnn Berg of Richmond, NH, and Grandparents Peter and Bonnie Marino of Athens, AL; his Great-Grandmother, Margaret Goodwin of Haverhill, NH; and Lori Berg of Plymouth, NH, as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.

Ryan was a proud member of the TTCC and Newfound Bears basketball teams, Plymouth Huskies football, as well as intramural basketball at Plymouth State University. He loved the game and the friendships that came with it. He also had a passion for the outdoors, cherishing hunting trips and time spent with his grandfather and grandmother, and playing cribbage with his great-grandmother. Ryan enjoyed trapshooting with his Uncle Nate and Aunt Shantell and was a member of the 20th Skeet and Clays Team. Ryan was set to graduate from PSU this Spring with a bachelor’s degree in business finance.

Ryan had an incredible sense of humor and an infectious smile that could light up any room. He was kind, respectful, and thoughtful; the kind of person who always made those around him feel seen and cared for.

He adored his brothers, whether they were playing games, swapping stories at family dinners, or just spending time together. He was fiercely loyal to his friends and loved being “one of the boys,” whether competing on the court, at the range, or just partaking in the shenanigans of the day.

Ryan shared a uniquely close bond with his parents. He had a deep appreciation for his mother’s cooking and never shied away from trying something new. With his mother, Angela, Ryan shared countless late-night talks; the kind of deep, honest conversations that only happen between a mother and her son. She was his safe place, his confidant, and his greatest supporter. The love between them was unshakable.

With his father, Brian, he was not just a son; he was his best friend. Their relationship was wonderfully imperfect, full of laughter, honesty, and love. They supported each other through life’s ups and downs, growing together in ways only a father and son can. Brian and Angela will forever be proud of the man Ryan had become.

Ryan was always there for those he loved. Whether reaching something on a high shelf, helping with chores, offering advice, or simply being present, his answer was always the same: “I got you.”

In our darkest hours, may we feel Ryan’s strong embrace and hear his gentle voice reminding us still: “I got you.”

Calling hours will be held from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Saturday, November 1, 2025, at Mayhew Funeral Home, 204 Daniel Webster Highway, Meredith, NH.
In place of flowers, donations may be made to the Tapply-Thompson Community Center in Bristol, in Ryan’s memory.

Arrangements are under the care of Mayhew Funeral Homes and Crematorium. To sign the online book of memories, please go to mayhewfuneralhomes.com.