Bradley Thomas Allen

I miss you Bradley soo much. You were a good friend to me. I just wanna say that you we´re always nice to me and I´m glad I meet you and I´m so happy that I was at your birthday party at burger king. I miss you a lot. Love you bro I think about you everyday bro. Let´s go giants!!!

MY MEMORIES OF BRADLEY WERE WHEN MY FAMILY AND I LIVED AROUND THE CORNER FROM THE ALLEN FAMILY ON UNION AVE - MY SON CODY AND HE WERE PALS - EVEN THOUGH THEY WERE VERY YOUNG, CODY KNEW BRAD HAD HEART PROBLEMS AND PRAYED FOR HIM TO GET BETTER SO HE COULD RUN AND PLAY WITH THE REST OF THE KIDS...I SORT OF LOST TRACK OF BRAD BUT SAW HIS MOM OVER AT ROOSEVELT SCHOOL FROM TIME TO TIME AND SHE WAS ALWAYS THE PICTURE OF STRENGTH--I ALWAYS COUNTED MY BLESSINGS REALIZING WHAT HARDSHIPS SHE WAS FACING...

Dear Allen & Cameron Families,

I wish to express to you my deepest sympathy at Bradley's passing. Although I had never gotten the chance to teach Bradley, I saw him daily in our school's main office and we exchanged daily conversation as he waited for is aide. I want you to know that his presence and positive attitude and smile helped brighten my day. Bradley will be missed.

With deepest sympathy,
Debbie Comer
Family & Consumer Science Teacher
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Bradley was a wonderful person always with a smile on his face and he will be remain in everyone's heart that was fortunate enough to know him. I'm sure Bradley is looking down on us all and will do his best to protect us.