Bradley M. Anderson

You may not know me at all... I wrestled with him a season at Pennridge. He was a great dude. We got very close that year. Very sad to see this. Honestly I was happy to read about his life. He stayed on track and accomplished a lot of things we spoke about. Family stay as strong as he was!!!

Came across this quote that seems so fitting. “Wherever a beautiful soul has been, there is a trail of beautiful memories.” We are so deeply sorry for the sudden loss of Brad. We are holding your family in our hearts and lifting you in prayer during this very difficult time.

We are so sorry to hear about Brad’s passing! Anna & Mike have shared numerous stories and memories of Brad and your family! We will keep you in our thoughts.
Carrie & Kevin McNair
(Anna & Mike Jacoby’s parents)

You will be in our prayers and thoughts now and forever, Brad will greatly be missed. All our love to you Nikki, Ben, and Emily

So sorry and astounded to hear this. He was my son Reggie’s friend and wrestling partner growing up. I had many encounters with Brad at Highway Marine and always enjoyed seeing him. I send my heart felt condolences to his wife and children and to Rich, his father who was a co-coach with the Pennridge Wrestling Rams. RIP Brad.

We were clients, but due to Brad’s kind and friendly personality we felt more like friends. Whenever he would come in to eat, we’d stop and chat with him because he was always so pleasant. We were saddened beyond words to learn he lost his battle against his illness. We will miss seeing his smiling face! Please accept our deepest condolences for your loss. Sincerely, Yvette & John Greenwood & The Rockhill Filling Station Staff

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Our hearts go out to you Dick, Linda and Lindsey. Bradley was such a neat kid, I have so many fond memories of him when I would come and babysitting him and Lindsey. Bradley was a sweet and very funny when he was a little boy. Sending big hugs to you all. We will continue to lift you all up in prayer.

Keith, Denise, Jonathan and Jessica Weiss

It was great to know Brad for the short period of time with PBN. He was always an inspiration to be around.

To the Anderson Family

I only had the pleasure of meeting Brad once, during the surprise birthday party he and his sister threw for their father several years ago. I was struck by Brad’s warmth and kindness that he shared with all of us. There are no words that can ease your heartache but I pray the love and support of family and friends will be a testament to how the memory of your son, husband, father will always be cherished.

May the face of God shine upon you and bring you peace.

I am so very sorry to hear of the passing of Brad. I was a client of his and I cannot say enough wonderful things about him. We have worked together for at least ten years. The second that I met him, I knew he was a very special person. He was beyond excellent at his job, and he always made us feel like we were important. He always made time for us whenever we needed him and always went the extra mile. I new he was “good people” the second I met him. He always spoke so fondly of his family. He was a joy to work with, and I must say that it is devastating to hear he is no longer with us on this earth. I send my strongest condolences to his beautiful family and also to his many many friends. Peace be with all of you. GOD speed to you, Brad. You are greatly missed.

I knew Brad through my son Bryan many years ago and I was always impressed by his outgoing, warm, kind and positive personality. It seems so unfair that such a wonderful person as Brad that was so dearly loved and admired by so many people should die at the age of 40 when he had so much more to give and live for. It touched my heart as I read all the beautiful comments and memories other shared about Brad and his obituary is a tribute to the great man, husband and father he was. Words cannot express the deep sorrow I feel especially for Brad’s wife Nicole and his children Ben and Emily. I am so sad this happened to you. With deepest sympathy, Kathy Marsee

Brad was a great person whom I enjoyed very much while coaching alongside him with the Upper Perk Mohawk organization. A wonderful man to be around. I know how devoted he was to his family and how his children loved him. I am so sorry to know we have lost him and for his wife and children. The loss of their daddy and husband seems so unjust at such a young age, yet we trust in the knowledge of Brad’s faith in God and His plan for his life and those he leaves behind. Prayers for all his loved ones. Love, Mark Houck

Nikki and children,
May the love of friends and family carry you through. Only knew Brad as a colleague at work. His love of family, faith and community was amazing. So glad I a short time working with him and laughing. God speed.

Nikki,

I am so, deeply saddened to learn of Brad's passing. I am very grateful to have met a such wonderful dad and that Trey had the opportunity to share in some of your family memories together with him. We are here to support you and your family in the weeks and months ahead. May the love of all friends and family and the presence of Brad's eternal love carry you through this difficult time.

Nicole and family, Our sincere condolences on the loss of Brad. May his memories and love help to ease your grief. He had a special light that will continue to shine upon all of you. He was always such a giving person! To quote Mother Theresa "It's not how much we give, but how much love we put into giving." May he rest in peace in the arms of his Lord and may his presence and guidance be felt by all of you to eternity. God Bless.

Nikki and Family,
I am very saddened to hear about the passing of Brad. My deepest sympathies to you all and may you find comfort in the memories you hold.

Nicole and Family, I am so very sorry for the loss of Brad. I was not fortunate enough to have met him but I work with Nikki and know how much she loves him and how much he will be missed. You are all in my thoughts and prayers every day.

Remembering that adorable little boy who played with my son Matt. We are so sorry for your loss. Sending our love and prayers to your family.

Prayers of peace and comfort to all of those touched by his life. May God hold you tight.
Kate Rittase

My abiding memories of Brad are his smile, sense of humor and humility, that was mixed with a kindness and caring for his fellow human beings. I was pleased when Brad agreed to be vice chair the year that I was chair of the Indian Valley. I'm grateful for the creative ideas and good cheer he brought to the group. He will be missed by so many, and most especially by me.

A large hole has been left by Bradley’s passing. I pray happy memories will one day begin to fill that empty space. My heart is broken for you, Dick and Linda. May you find peace and happiness through your grand children.

I recently moved from another agency to the Weimer Group and worked directly with Brad for the last few months. Brad was funny, knowledgeable and a man of the people. We shared many stories about our work, our lives and I got to know him quickly. He spoke non-stop about his wife and kids and how proud he was of them. Rest in Power Brad. I'll miss you.

Brad was a wonderful coach to Levi. We are so sorry for your loss. Hugs and prayers.

I am so sorry for your loss. Brad was a great guy who always was smiling and making others smile. He will be greatly missed. Nikki, your all in my thoughts and prayers.