Thomas W. Bradley

I still miss Tom and remember him fondly. He was a great neighbor and friend---and jokester! A wonderful man and always the teacher!

Tom Bradley was one of my favorite teachers at Kingston High. What I remember most about him is his often irreverent sense of humor.

Tom was one of my favorite teachers at KHS and I proudly say that my children and husband often wonder where I picked up so much trivia and facts about Michigan and other parts of the country and I tell them about fun lectures in Tom's History and Government classes! It was fun learning about the electoral system by taking a field trip to Deford, I think, and performing a mock election! Condolences to the family and friends - Tom will be missed.

I was secretary at Kingston High. I always liked Tom because of his sense of humor and always had a smile for each and every one of us that had been around. He will be missed very much.

Rest in Peace Tom.. A great young man whom we have know for many, many years.

Had Tom for Michigan History and Journalism. He was a great instructor and friend of the Kingston Class of 1972. Really enjoyed his conversations at the at the class reunions that he attended.

Mr. Bradley and I first met in the Dairy Bar in Kingston in the fall of 1963. We were both sitting at the counter enjoying one of Dorthie's fountain Cokes. He later told me that I was the first student he met when arriving in town. It was that fall I was a student in his Michigan history class. And in later years journalism and government.

Tom (as he later liked me to call him) was a very wise and kind man. He kept in touch with my wife and i over the years through mail, email and...

Mr. Bradley and was Senior Class Sponsor (Kingston High School) Class of '66, as well as my Government and Journalism teacher. He took great pride in each of his students, keeping in touch through the years. It was like his students were his children. He kept old class projects and school newspapers, and years after I graduated, he gave me the class assignment I did in his Government class, as well as a Cardinal Courier newspaper and a copy of the Kingston Enterprise with my wedding...