William STITT

William Bradley Stitt Resident of Danville William Bradley Stitt sadly passed away at home on July 10, 2010. He was born in Walnut Creek, CA on November 15, 1987. He leaves behind grieving parents David and Noelle Stitt; sister Nori Stitt; brother Danny Stitt; grandparents Dorothy Jeschien, Harry and Nancy Stitt; cousins Ryan Jeschien, Stephanie Jones and husband Andy Jones, Heidi Jeschien, Catherine Stitt, Elizabeth Stitt, Caroline Stitt, Anna Stitt, Joel Stitt, Harmony Stitt; aunts and uncles, Paul Stitt, John Stitt, Steve Jeschien, Paula Jes-chien and Chris O'Neil; great-uncle John and great-aunt Judy Whitmer. Brad's extended family Rod and Jean McClelland Sr.; Rod and Angela McClelland and family; and Jeff and Katie McClelland and family. He attended Indian Valley Elementary School, San Ramon Valley High School (2006 Graduate), Diablo Valley College and Sierra College. He was very proud to have served a short stint in the Army. Brad was passionate about his motorcycle, music, chess, Jiu Jitsu, reading, writing, history and the outdoors. Brad was always so thankful, appreciative and grateful to his mother with whom he shared many intimate conversations. He enjoyed back-packing and nature with his father. Brad always looked forward to spending time with his brother, who was not just his friend, but a mentor. Brad admired his sister's faith in the Lord and their times of fellowship together. His favorite pastime was being with family, friends and his loyal companion Tucker, his Labrador. Brad had an enthusiasm for people and a gift for offering guidance to others through his own life experiences. Brad's big grinning smile was contagious and his incredible sense of humor always made people laugh. Brad had a sensitive, caring, big heart that touched all of us. He will be missed by so many who loved him. Family and friends will gather on Sunday, July 18, 2010, service will begin at 12 noon with Celebration of Life to follow until 5pm at The Gardens at Heather Farms, 1540 Marchbanks, Walnut Creek, CA. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (Nami), 3803 N. Fairfax Dr., Arlington, VA 22203. Hulls Walnut Creek Chapel (925) 934-5400