
In the spirit of the Good King Wenceslas carol which celebrates the gift of giving at Christmas, each December, Reformation raises funds to support our community in need.
Now through December 23rd, order up a pint of Reformation’s Light Mexican Lager, and $1 per pour from each of our venues will go to a family in need.
Direct donation via Venmo @reformationbrewery (re:Wenceslas) also welcome.
Proceeds raised: Daughter of Bryan Zapp
Who is Bryan Zapp? A Woodstock and Cherokee County local who was a long-time supporter and regular of Reformation as well as a public safety officer in our community, and a veteran of our nation. He passed on Thanksgiving at 48 years old after a short fight with brain cancer, and will always be remembered for his service to our community and as a friend of Reformation.
Obituary:
Bryan William Zapp passed on November 27, 2025. Bryan was born January 25, 1977 in Sacramento, California. Bryan proudly served his country in the United States Army and National Guard for 20 years. He went on to build a long and distinguished career in law enforcement (including Woodstock Police) as both an officer and detective, earning deep respect and admiration for his timeless dedication and integrity.
Bryan was known for his extraordinary, outgoing personality. Friends often said it stemmed from the way he cared for others with genuine kindness, love and respect. He lived life to the fullest, embracing adventure, the outdoors, and his passion for riding his motorcycle and taking Jeep outings with his daughter, Kyndal, and close friends.
Above all, Bryan was a proud, devoted, and loving father to daughter, Kyndal Zapp. He was also a deeply devoted son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, and a loyal friend who knew him.
Bryan is survived by his daughter Kyndal Zapp, his mother Sharon Scribner Cameron, his father John Zapp, brother Andrew Zapp and his wife Alejandra Roman Zapp, sister Stacey Cameron, and nephew Ty Zapp.
Bryan will forever remain in our hearts and our minds as we remember and miss this remarkable man.