Bradley Hope

I had the pleasure of having Brad on a couple of my youth Baseball teams in Olathe. I remember him as a really good kid. While he was not maybe a gifted player, he did become a very good "bunter". I can remember him winning at least two games for us with perfect bunts to score the winning runs for us in the late innings - much to the delight of his teammates. It is always sad to hear of the much too early loss of good people like Brad.

I was pleased to know Bradley through Wichita Downtown Toastmasters. His most vivid speeches were about his family. I’m saddened by his health battle and his death. May your family lean on your good memories in the days and years ahead.

So sorry for your loss. I didn't know Bradley, but my deepest sympathy and blessings go to John, his father, Mary Jo Silsby, his sister, Jared Silsby, his brother-in-law and little Mason, his nephew who is his likeness. You will heal in time, but you will always have his memory. Tears will help clean your hurt. Losing a loved one is devastating...be comforted if you can. God bless you all and please know that my blessings go with you. RIP, Brad.

So sorry for your loss. Brad was a colleague at work and was always pleasant to be around. It's been a very difficult year for your family. Hopefully life will get easier and better for you as time goes on. In sincere sympathy,

I am so sorry to hear about Brad. John, you are in my prayers

May Bradley rest in peace. As a fellow Marching Jayhawk and Lambda Chi Alpha alum, share in your loss.
In ZAX,