Dr. Richard C. “Dick” Bradt

Dick Bradt was a classmate and roommate back at MIT. We exchanged a couple of emails just this last November, when he had just driven home from Utah through my hometown Hannibal, where he said he couldn't find any Winklers in town. I was deeply shocked just yesterday afternoon when I read of his death in the MIT May class notes. I am very sorry for his loss.

Fond memories of the 20-8 season in BB at MCHS

My condolences Elizabeth. I remember him fondly as I would see him in the McMillian Building.

Dr Bradt (Dick) was a longtime friend who I admired from the day we met. I helped him and Elizabeth in 1994 when they were moving to Tuscaloosa and often enjoyed seeing him when the opportunity was given. He always gave me laugh with his quick, engaging personality. His humor, intelligence and loyalty were amazing. He will be greatly missed by the Tuscaloosa community. My deepest sympathy to Elizabeth and family. Sincerely, Donna Petty

My sincere condolences and deepest sympathies to Elizabeth Bradt and family . Pamela Smalley

My sincere condolences and deepest sympathies to Elizabeth Bradt and family . Pamela Smalley

Dear Elizabeth and Family, My thoughts and prayers are with you. As a 1956 classmate from Mascoutah High School, I admired Richard's wonderful sense of humour, his athletic skill and many accomplishments in high school and continued contributions to many professional sources as detailed in the obituary.
We were friends as high school classmates, and I appreciated keeping in touch over the years.
Richard's roots in Mascoutah were very important, and it was great to see him...