Professor George S. Bradley

May God help you and your family find peace in this time of sorrow.

Goodbye to a respected colleague.

We are very sad for your loss. Mr. Bradley will be very missed. God Bless Your Family,

Karen & Acacia Mamalakis

Monica and Angie,

Our deepest sympathies and prayers go out to you. I remember how much my mothger enjoyed teaching with your father. He was a wonderful asset to our community.

Joe, Caroline, Claire and Katherine Buckley

Pat -- I was stunned to hear of George's passing! I can't believe that I did not know, and missed the funeral by just hours. George was one of the smartest, kindest, and most joyful people I have ever met: the perfect Christian gentleman. You and George will remain in my prayers. Your kindness to me when I lost Nicky will never be forgotten, and my deep gratitude makes my missing your sad even all the more bitter for me.
Stay in touch! We love you and have missed you!!
Susan (and I speak for all of the "regular crowd" at the Academic Discussion Group!)

Sorry for your loss. May God provide strength and comfort during this difficult time. John 16:22

I am sorry for the loss of Professor Bradley. He was an inspiration to me as an English major. I remember the courthouse discussions. My prayers are with the family. What a great person!

Marian Jackson Scott

I first met George through my father at the Bulldog Inn. His smile and love of life were awesome. I met him again later at USL when I majored in English. He was one of the best humans I've ever known. I'll miss him and his quick wit. Go with God George.
Carlene Perry

My deepest sympathy to all of you in this difficult time , you are in my thoughts and prayers .

Mr. Bradley was one of those transformational type of teachers; his love for language was evident and he demonstrated his ability to translate that to his students as he taught the Vocabulary Development class at UL Lafayette. My deepest sympathy to his family during this difficult time...my prayers and thoughts are with you.

My absolute favorite Professor and five am Dwyers partner, me with my eggs and he with a burger. Was so fortunate to have known you. I did take off thos rose colored glasses
! To the Bradley family, I am deeply sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I concur with everything outlined in the obituary. A 1990 graduate of USL, I was fortunate to have had several classes with Mr. Bradley. What a magnificent person.

Well done George. RIP

To the Bradley Family,
I remember fondly the many years ago of George, Morgan, and my father sitting and discussing the civil rights movement and all the problems we went through in the 60's. He held a special role in our lives. My deepest sympathy.
Adrienne Millspaugh Gibson
Opelousas, LA

Mr. Bradley was a very fine gentleman, teacher and advisor for our fraternity, Phi Kappa Psi. We all remember his wit and jokes. Thanks for your time with us.