Ernest A. Bragg Jr.

Ernest was a dear and valued member of our Murray Church community. His thoughtful, gentle words were always a welcome addition to our Sundays. We shall miss him.

Dear Edie, Margie, Carol, Alice and Russell,
We were so sad to learn of your Dad's passing. He was such a kind and gentle man. I will never forget how comforting it was to have him as the anesthetist when I broke my arm at the age of 5. I dreamed of Mickey Mouse and when I woke up, there he was. My mother has kept in touch with him until very recently and we both will be there on Saturday to say goodbye. Bless you all.

Dear Edith, Margaret, Carol, Alice, Russell,

Living right across the street from you and your family, made a big difference in my life!

Your Father, Dr. Bragg, was always so kind and gentle, and he is missed.

We extend our deepest sympathy to the Bragg family at this time.

The Bragg's were leaders in their profession. They will be missed by all.

My dear friend Earnest. Although I only knew Dr. Bragg for just under one year he tought me so much a lifetime couldn't cover. He always had words that would get anyone through anything. We would laugh together and yes sometimes cry together. My life is forever changed just by having the opprotunity to know and care for him. My heart is broken, but as Dr. Bragg would say "Life is one dam thing after another." ODTAA and we must go on. I'd like to thank the entire Bragg family for the special...

Sincere sympathies from me and my family.

It was my great privilege to have met and spent some time with Dr. Bragg during the later years of his life. As a close friend of his granddaughter Melanie, we would visit at his home in Attleboro during holidays and other times. I always appreciated Ernest’s hospitality and welcoming demeanor; his home was a comfortable place to be oneself in. He had a subtle and sophisticated sense of humor that I always enjoyed. Conversation with him was never rushed; he taught presence and patience...

My heartfelt sympathy to all of you at the loss of your Dad and grandfather. Dr Bragg was a special man who touched so many lives. My life was blessed to have met him at Canterbury Woods. His smile, gentle manner and his zest for life and the people who surrounded him was amazing. I remember when he first came to CW, I was sitting at the front desk and heard this "angelic" music coming from the piano. Lo and behold, he was playing a piece that he had composed many years before for his...

My sincerest condolences to the Bragg Family members. Dr. Bragg held a special place in my heart. He stood tall among so many fine people in Attleboro who were devoted to our community. He was a man committed to all of us, equally, without judging us, just caring about us. He and Harriet cared for my parents and family for which I am eternally grateful. My thoughts and prayers are with all the Bragg Family members and all us who knew Ernie and now feel his loss.