Isabella Grace Bradley

Isabella Grace Bradley, age 6, completed her mission and was called home from the battlefield on April 25, 2025 in Kigali, Rwanda surrounded by dad, her mom and a flood of prayers.
Bella is a prayer warrior, worshipper, artist, singer, musician, trilingual, top performing student, loving, intelligent, anointed, blessed, favored little wonder who did spread the love of Yah to everyone she met. Her amazingly powerful legacy is one of love and steadfast faith. She is, undoubtedly, still praising and worshipping all the way in Heaven with our Father. Her life continues to testify of the good news, the goodness of Yah and the impact of loving others. We are so proud of Bella and so grateful and honored to be her family.
This beautiful soul now watches over her dad, Brandon Tyler Bradley, her mother, LaShanda LeQuice Bradley, and her younger sister and brother, Elizabeth Faith Bradley (age 5) and Joshua Daniel Bradley (age 3).
Bella was nearing the completion of kindergarten, which she had been anticipating with great joy. She was excited and enthusiastic about entering first grade in the fall. She would often say she was going to "Grade 1" or "Primary School". She had recently completed her science project on the effects of air pressure and stood before an assembly of adults, making an excellent explanation of her work. She was fluent in three languages, speaking her native English, French and Kinyarwanda (the native dialect where she lived). An energetic little girl, she loved playing outside, climbing and drawing rainbows, butterflies and little girls with wings. She was a most responsible little girl, helping to guide her younger siblings whom she loved dearly.
Survivors, in addition to her immediate family, include her grandparents, Donetta and Robert Earnest Walker of Shelbyville and Karen Lynne Bradley and Alfred Anderson, Sr. of Charlotte, NC; two uncles, Robert Ashton Walker of Shelbyville and Alfred Anderson, Jr. of Atlanta, GA and her aunt, Ashley Anderson of Christiansburg, VA. Her paternal grandfather, Stan Miller, and her godbrother, Zaccheaus Monjoi Roberts, preceded her in death.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m., Thursday, May 29, 2025 at Clay Street Baptist Church with visitation after 12 p.m. Rev. Kilen Gray will preside and Pastor Larry Sykes, Jr. will officiate. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery.
Until we meet again Bella Boo. Mommy loves you, daddy loves you, brother and sister love you, the Most High loves you most and Most High loves you best, sweet baby. See you in a little while.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Webb Funeral Home. Online condolences may be expressed at www.webbfuneralhome.com.