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Bradley Bonebright Obituary
Survivors: daughter, Rachel Bonebright and significant other, Shelby Pickens; granddaughter, La'Rae Pickens-Bonebright; siblings, Terri Bonebright, Kent and wife Pam Bonebright, Robert and wife Jolynn Bonebright, Curtis Bonebright, Ronald J. Bonebright; father, Ronald L. Bonebright; stepmother, Kathy Bonebright; stepfather, Roger Anderson; wife, Lara Goracke; ex-wife, Rhonda Jochim; five nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by mother, Donna Anderson.
Memorial service: 1 p.m. Jan. 7, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2400 N.W. 126th St. Memorials to the family. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.
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Memories and Condolences
for Bradley Bonebright
Doug Pejsar
January 22, 2004
Some of the most fun times in my life were spent with..."B"...Bradley...Bones...Bone bright...Big B...
Havin' a laugh...Jammin'...hangin' out...concerts at Pershing...rovin' around town...so many good times...
I spent many days of my younger years around B's house on 40th St...
With Donna...Terri...The Bootlicks...and all The Elder Warriors of The Viking Brotherhood...(You know who you are...?...)...
There were so many characters and life long friends that I meet through the Bonebright clan...I will always hold those days dear in my heart...
I like some haven't seen "B" for many years...I always thought that someday I would make it back to my old stompin' grounds and see "B"...and like always...the bond would be there...like family...
To Terri...Kent...Curtis...Rachel & La'Rae...Brads Father...and all the extended Bonebright & Anderson clans...I wish you love and peace...In celebration of someone I will miss and always remember...
For me...there will always be...that certain glint in the eye...that loving sarcasm...the sly grin...and that big laugh...
A sharpness that I was lucky enough to have known...
Like all good drummers..."B" had a great sense of time...a natural...
Whenever I hear a Bonham Triplet or Quadruplet...
Or Wishbone Ash Blowin' Free...
I'll be remembering my Viking Brother Bradley..."B"...Bonebright...
So.. .Here's to you "B"...Godspeed...
Give your Mom a hug...Tell Scotty Hi...
Someday we will meet again...
Jim Lyberis
January 9, 2004
To my friend Brads famley, My deepest condolences. you will be missed very much. I like some here haven't seen Brad in a long time, that is if you look at the calendar. But in my mind it could have been yesterday. Sitting upstairs in the house on Garfield, (terri still had the best room) B with his drum sticks in hand laying some beat down on the edge of the bed,wall,dresser top. Adios you pirate, you BIG B. Ill see ya soon enough. Oh and one more thing buddy, I still like to tell the one about the black snacks.
Jim Lyberis
January 7, 2004
To My Friend Brad's Famley, my deepest condolences.you will be missed very much.I like some here,haven't seen brad in a long time,that is I guess if you look at the calendar. But in my mind it could have been yesterday.sitting upstairs in the house on Garfield,(terri still had the best room)B with his drumsticks in hand laying some beat down on the edge of the bed,wall,dresser top.Adios you pirate,you BIG B.Ill see ya soon enough. Jimmy Ly. Oh and one more thing buddy, I still like to tell the one about the black snack's.
Linda Olson Gray
January 5, 2004
Like so many others, I grew up with Brad. As a teenager, he was a loveable rascal with a sharp wit. He was smart and free-spirited and honest. I remember that I wanted to be a part of his family because he and his siblings seemed so close and happy. It's been many many years since I saw him last, since we were in our early 20's. Clearly he has left an impression on a lot of us, and of this I am not surprised!! He was that kind of guy--unforgettable and well liked. Extending sympathies to his family and loved ones.
Scott Reichstein
January 3, 2004
I had the pleasure of meeting Brad some twenty years ago. He was a neat guy always made me laugh. What the big B don't know isn't worht knowing, he use to tell me. He will be missed by all
Joann Loos
January 2, 2004
I work at Save Mart and Brad use to always come in with his grand-daughter. He was so proud of her and loved her so much. Brad and I use to have some very nice visits and I will certainly miss that. This came as a big shock to me and I will always have fond memories of him. I am so sorry.
Nels and Denise Perry
December 29, 2003
You are in our prayers.
Doug Delhay
December 28, 2003
To Brad's family and especially his Dad, I want to express my sincere sympathy. I enjoyed getting to know him through the work he did for me and was surprised to hear of his death. You will all be in my prayers knowing that God will be faithful to bring you comfort and hope through the promise of life through Jesus our Lord.
Eric Engstrom
December 27, 2003
I wish to offer my deepest condolences to the Bonebright family. Brad will be missed very much by all of us and his family.
Marilyn/Fred Duven
December 26, 2003
We both send our condolences to all of the family. We know how much Brad enjoyed his daughter, Rachel, and then his little grandaughter, LaRae. May he rest in peace knowing he has joined his mother.
larry krokstrom
December 25, 2003
Your father and I went to Lincoln High together. He is a good friend to many and am sure Brad was a great person that will be missed by his many friends.
Kurt Vidal
December 25, 2003
My thoughts & condolences go to Brad's family. Brad will be missed.
Keith Vidal
December 25, 2003
My sincere and deepest sympathies to all of Brad's friends and loved ones. I went thru Jr. High and High School with Brad, and considered him one of my best friends in those years. Brad was always the funny smart aleck amongst us. I could tell lots and lots of stories of those good years. I know there are no words that will ease the pain you are feeling, as I recently lost my 24 yr old son. I know B will always be remembered fondly by me. With Love, Keith Vidal
The Keel Family
December 25, 2003
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