Earl R. Rader Jr.

Mr. Rader was by far my favorite teacher. He was intelligent, well-spoken, kind and always had a smile. Even after many years I enjoyed plowing his driveway during the winter. I am sure he is sorely missed by his family and friends. Bob Mistishen, BHS Class of 1963.

Extending deepest sympathy, Sincerely Elsie Houck and Judi Brugler

Extending deepest sympathy to you and your family. Elsie Houck & Judi Brugler

Aunt Grace, it was with great sadness that I learned of Uncle Earl's passing early this morning. My love and sympathy goes out to you, Sean and his family. I will always remember Uncle Earl, the love and fun times my sisters and I had with him, you and Sean when we were kids. My prayers are with you and my hope is that God will lay his healing hand upon your lives to ease the sense of loss and sorry you are feeling.

i never had the chance to have him as a teacher but i remember him to be well liked.... i grew up and went to school with his son Sean... prayers to the family

Mr. Rader was a fine educator and an inspiration. I was privileged to be in his homeroom and in his English class. He fostered my love of language and vocabulary. After graduation, I would often see him at local stores and restaurants, and he would always take time to chat and catch up. He was a special man. He will be missed. May God bring you comfort at this sad time.

As luck or lack thereof would have it, I never had the opportunity of having him as a teacher. He had a reputation for being one of the best,.

I marched with earl in yellow jackets 1967 until? I I still remember his back would go out john Williams would lift him up and bear hug it in earl was a good man I always admired and respected thank you god for letting me know him