Name: Celebration of Life for Raymond Brady
Start: 2021-03-26T15:30:00.000Z
End: 2021-03-26T17:00:00.000Z
Location: Dunn-Givnish Funeral Home

Raymond Brady
Langhorne - Raymond Martin Charles Brady, 94, of Langhorne died at home on March 14, 2021. Born Martin Raymond Braciszewski in Philadelphia, PA on August 17, 1926, Raymond lived in his Langhorne home for the last 65 years. Raymond joined the Navy on his 17th birthday and served as a Signalman, 2C on Admiral Struble's staff in the Pacific during WWII and Bikini nuclear tests post war. He was employed at General Motors in West Trenton, NJ from 1955 until his retirement in 1989. He started skiing in his late forties and for nearly 20 years traveled across the United States and Europe in search of black diamonds.
Raymond is the son of the late Stanley Braciszewski and Martha Kruszkowska Braciszewski Falcone, and was preceded in death by his loving wife of 67 years, Charlotte Stromberger Brady. He was also preceded in death by his brothers and sisters–in-law, Stan and Laura Broski, Leo and Helen Bracis, Edward and Helen Brady and nephew Ed Brady.
Raymond is survived by his children; Lorraine Topolin (Bob), Robert Brady (Connie), Charlotte Kennedy and Kathleen Brady; his three grandchildren, Tyler Topolin (Beth), Tracy Topolin, Sarah Kennedy (Stephen Schaeffer) and great granddaughters Abigail Charlotte and Emma Mae Topolin. Also surviving are his sister Eleanor Luber, close friend Marion Angell and many loving nieces and nephews.
He will be greatly missed by his adopted family, Chuck and Tess Pinkerton and their children Krista and Hubert. Thank you to all the wonderful neighbors who befriended and helped Raymond throughout the years and made it possible for him to stay in his home. Another thank you to the people at Brother's Pizza for all of their kindness. Raymond was a long time member of the Jesse W. Soby American Legion Post and an active member of the Falls Senior Center.
A celebration service for both Raymond and Charlotte will be held at Dunn-Givinish Funeral Home, 378 S. Bellevue Ave., Langhorne, PA 19047 on Friday, March 26, 2021 from 11:30 until their funeral service at 1:00 PM. Interment will be held privately.
Memorial contributions may be made in Raymond's memory to either; The Gary Sinise Foundation: PO Box 368 Woodland Hills, CA 91365, the K9's For Warriors: 114 Camp K9 Rd, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32081 or to Bucks County Tour of Honor: PO Box 689 Doylestown, PA 18901.

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Published by Bucks County Courier Times from Mar. 20 to Mar. 21, 2021.

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Tracie Patterson

March 14, 2022

Thinking of Mr Brady today and hoping he is celebrating my Dads birthday with him in heaven

Michael Treacy Jr and family

March 26, 2021

So sorry for your loss

Jill Hughes

March 25, 2021

I would like to extend my heartfelt condolences to Kathy, the loving neighbors and the caring friends of Raymond Brady. I worked with Ray in the sheet metal shop at General Motors while I was an apprentice. I learned a lot under Ray's direction, especially in welding. I believe we became even better friends after he retired and I left General Motors. I admired his service in the Navy and his love for our country, our police and animals, especially dogs. We shared the same political views and it was always a pleasure hearing from Ray; whether it was a phone call, an email, a card in the mail or a short visit when I was visiting in the area! I am so grateful I got to speak to Ray the day before he passed; as Kathy held the phone up to his ear. I believe he heard me too. I told him I was praying for him and let him know he has many friends who loved him and who were also praying. I will miss hearing from him but I rejoice he is reunited with his loving wife, Charlotte.
Rest in peace, Ray, I will charish the memories!!
Many prayers of comfort and peace for Kathy, Ray's neighbors, who were more like family to Ray and for the many good friends of this amazing man!
With sincere sadness- Jill

Jill Hughes

Tracie Patterson and family

March 25, 2021

Kathy we are very sorry for the passing of your father , we know how much you loved him and your mother they are in each other’s arms again

Joe and Dawn Binder

March 23, 2021

We were lucky to be his neighbor for 10 years. He loved our german shepherd and always had biscuits for the doggies. He was so kind and always had a good story for you. Our kids affectionately called him Mr. Ray. He made an impact in our lives and that is the best kind of person. Our sympathy goes to his family.

Tom Parks

March 21, 2021

My thoughts and prayers go out to guys. I remember a great trip to Germany and Austria with your Mom and Dad. Had so much fun! Your father was one of my favorite Journeymen to work with while in my apprenticeship, learned a lot from him. So sorry for your loss

Jim Schulz

March 21, 2021

Dear Bob, sorry for the loss of your Dad. I know how much that hurts.
Regards

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