Dr. Bradley M. Peterson M.D.

Dr. Peterson was an incredible man. He took care of me when I was 11yrs old. He later was my attending at Children's. In 2017 I met with him to discuss his story because I was in the process of writing a book. He is a big part of the book. He met so much to my family and I am forever grateful. The book is Glass on the Window Pane and should be released later this year. May he be filled with the grace and love of God.

Brad will never be forgotten - his accomplishments and dedication to his work will always be his legacy. Rest in peace dear man.

It has been an absolute honor to work beside Dr Peterson for 7 years at Rady´s . Incredibly intelligent, caring and dedicated human to his calling. I thank him for his knowledge and example. He absolutely loved helping and always gave his best . Rest in peace , with lots of love and respect

Brad was absolutely the best client I´ve had in over 42 years of building custom homes. Such a quality person.

Note on Bradley Peterson, MD So long, Brad & God bless you for your love & friendship over the past 58 yrs! Brad & I met as freshman Alpha Tau Omega pledge brothers at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL in 1963. It was said, we were brothers "by choice rather than the accident of birth." Brad was like the brother I never had! If put to the test, I couldn´t have made a better choice. We were pre-med soul mates. Brad moved on to Peds in the Navy in San Diego, and I did Int Med/Neurology...

I arrived at Childrens Hospital (Rady) when there were four anesthesiologists including Brad, who somehow managed to work in the operating room and run the intensive care. He was a little intimidating initially, as he was such a perfectionist and a man of few words. Once he decided to trust you and gave the all clear to his highly trained team of nurses, the respect became mutual and formed an unbreakable bond for the next 30 plus years.
Brad had a brilliant mind and was far ahead of...

My sincere condolences to Dr. Peterson’s family and friends. May your fond memories help you through your sorrow.
My son was under Dr. Peterson’s care for three months in the PICU and Special Care at Children’s Hospital in 1994. It was Dr. Peterson, his daily team visits, and his caring expertise that kept my family hopeful. He once told me that he would care for my son as if he were one of his own sons. I witnessed his care and compassion often. He will always hold a special place in...