Robert Randolph Bradham M.D.

I provided architectural services for Helen and Randy on the remodeling of their house in Meggett.
I have an autographed copy of the book that he wrote on the U-Boat Fortresses which I found most interesting.
Randy was a wonderful, generous person and made a great contribution to all who met him and will be sorely missed.

God chose for our paths to cross at Chalmers St and Charleston Air Force Base. We chose to become friends. Our family is forever thankful for both. We treasure all the wisdom you shared through your words, actions, and silence. May the memories from Sweet Blues forever play in our hearts.Prayers for your family.

all great books have a last chapter. A courageous and honorable man.
A fine athlete and dependable tennis partner with a distinctive, creative and
productive intellect. Proud to have called him friend.
BART ANTINE

All Great Books have a last chapter. A courageous
and honorable man who I was proud to call a friend
and tennis partner. A fine athlete with a
distinctive creative and productive intellect.
Bart Antine

Heartfelt condolences.Good memories from our Roper days.I definitely thought he would last forever.A remarkable American in my book.
L.Dieter Voegele MD

With love and prayers to the family, From Clare and Diane

So sorry for your loss! But what an amazing life. I wish I had known all about his pre-Roper accomplishments . As Director of ICU at Roper for several years I worked with Dr Bradham. Always a gentleman and kind soul. I know he will be missed.

Helen,
I'm so sorry to hear about my friend, Randy. I thought a lot of him and he was loved by many. Unfortunately, I'm not able to come to the services due to my health. Thinking of you and sending lots of love.
Love,
Wilson and Brenda Britton

Very sorry to hear of this great loss. Dr. Randy helped in the Hollywood community in multiple ways. He saved hundreds who tried New Road before it was paved. Heaven has gained a good soul