Bradley Post

Carolyn and family. Just heard about Brad. He was an idol of mine. He was one of my mentors. Truly one of the great trial lawyers of our time. I have many wonderful stories about great times we had together. His laugh was contagious.

Carolyn, Blake Sorry to just hear about Brad's passing. He was a passionate advocate for the injured and not afraid of any corporation. He will be greatly missed. Bob Keeshan Topeka

My love to you all at this difficult time. May your wonderful memories keep you going even on the toughest of days and turn your tears into smiles as you remember an incredible life with Bradley. XO

Alicia, so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. I worked for him when he and my father were law partners back when we were in high school. I remember him as quiet, but intense. He was a great man as well as a great attorney. You, your mother and the rest of your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

I'm so sorry to hear of Bradley's passing. I worked for him for 10 years at his law office and have to say I still think about his impeccable work as a trial lawyer. He was literally the best and many Judges complimented him on his trial presentations. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Leanna Scott

Blake, I am so glad I had the chance to meet your Dad. I was impressed with his warm and fun personality. He had a generous smile. May you find comfort. I know he will be greatly missed.

Blake : Very sorry to hear about your Dad. He was a Class Act. Roenbaugh

BAP so sorry about your loss. I can relate to your situation on Saturday I will be at my father-in-laws funeral. Give everyone our best will be thinking of you and your family COOP

I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Mr. Post. Alicia is my dearest friend, and I know she and her dad were super close. I'm glad I got to meet him on a couple of occasions. My deepest sympathies go out to the Post family. May Mr. Post rest in peace.

Jim and I are so saddened by Bradley's death as you and your family are. He was and is a champion to our family like no one else. He and Don wrestled Sheryl's Case to justice and although a tragic death of a beloved daughter, Sheryl Lynn, we lovingly appreciate their work.
There are so many memories I have of Bradley, but most stem from the quiet determined effort he made for Sheryl at the trial in Wichita so many years ago. I don't know if you ever watched him question witnesses in a trial but he was a quiet force to be reckoned with. His patient demeanor belied his comprehensive diligence for our daughter Sheryl. He was a marvel to watch and as hard as the trial was his grace and love of Sheryl and his humility for her case and our family was a balm. To say Bradley was focused on results was an understatement. Prepared was his professional character.
One continuing memory has sustained so much in my life since the trial. During court recesses Bradley would walk those long marble corridors in the Federal Court Building and whistle. Completely by his self, I would glimpse him walking when I went to the restroom for another teary break. I could hear him inside the restroom and I felt a calm surround me. His whistle echoed in those halls at least once a day and I would hazard a guess if I visited there now I would hear that sweet melodic echo of his whistle. I think Sheryl Lynn welcomed him into heaven, along with Don and a host of family and friends who have gone before.
Blessings to you and your family, prayers for all too. Bradley was so proud of you and Carolyn and his children. He would get a bashful shy smile of a look when he talked about his family as if he couldn't believe how lucky he was to have the joy of sharing your lives.