Robert "Bradley" Ellis

Brad died on the very same day his brother Josh passed away 24 years earlier. No coincidence here.

It was good to know you Brad. We shared a love for the Dallas Cowboys and had some interesting conversations. May you RIP.

With my love and deepest sympathy

We once watched a video together that explains the three things needed in a full life!
You accomplished all 3 my friend! Keep smiling! We all still love you!

My friend over these many years . You will be missed and remember always . Fair winds and calm seas on your way home . Rip

You have always been my best friend & brother! As you head off before me save me a seat at the heavenly table! I love you!

So long Brad, got some good memories from the old Cheers bar on Gears road. R I.P my friend.

Brad,
Thank you for everything; your trust, support, and most importantly your friendship.

Love you always brother!
We will toast each other again!

God's Blessings at this time for your family, Sigrid and Erika Danijel~. We hope that family reflections on memorable times, will ease somewhat your pain right now.. and endure. The Bonnet Family ~. Ben Bonnet, Greg Bonnet, Arianna Baroni Bonnet, Claudia De La Vega, and extended families...

Will miss our conversations and and laughs. My heart is with your wife Marion.

Lots of memories, lots of shared experiences, lots of laughs, lots of craziness and lots of love. You’ll be missed my friend.

Brad was loved by so many friends. I loved his no nonsense way of letting you know exactly how he felt about things so you knew when to step out of the way. You will always remain in my thoughts. I miss you.

Marion so sorry for your loss, you are in my thoughts and prayers, I will miss The weekly calls from my dear friend.