John M. Bradley

Memories of John will always be a part of my thoughts, heart, dreams and life

Dear Maureen, Piper and Dyland. I've thought of you often and am amazed at how many years have passed since visiting Portland when I lived out west. I'm so sorry that I'd not known that John had passed, and several years ago. I really feel for you - in my short visit I very much enjoyed hearing about your whole family! I want to share my gladness about this: I happend to find Piper's paperback book at Amazon. I placed "Maureen" and "John Bradley" into a search page online and that led to...

John will always have a special place in my heart and thoughts

We miss you John!! Sending love to the family! Sharon and Clay

Thinking of you today, Maureen - sending love from NE Portland your way. Hold your family tight this holiday.

Sending so much love and support to your family... John was such a lovely person and he will be greatly missed.

A life well and deeply lived. You will always be in our hearts.

Leslie and I really enjoyed John and are very sad to see this all happen. He was a terrific guy. Love to Maureen, Piper and Dylan.

John and I became best friends in 1962, in the 4th grade at Woods School, Carmel, California. John taught me to play tennis, and I probably taught him to swear. In my junior year in college John came to visit and attended some of my classes, including microbiology. The professor asked a question that stumped everyone, except for John, who raised his hand and gave an excellent answer. At that moment I knew that although I was an honors biology major, John was a real scientist.