Nicholas M "Nick" BRADSHAW

Nicholas M "Nick" BRADSHAW obituary

Nicholas M "Nick" BRADSHAW

Nicholas BRADSHAW Obituary

Obituary published on Legacy.com by Shadel's Colonial Chapel - Lebanon on Sep. 17, 2025.

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NICHOLAS M. "NICK" BRADSHAW, twenty-five year old son of Shawn and Micheala (Monnahan) Bradshaw, was born May 16, 2000, in Springfield, Missouri and took his final victory lap on the streets of gold on September 16, 2025, at 6:34 P.M.

Nick spent his childhood in Lebanon and graduated from Lebanon High School with the class of 2018. Nick was an avid sports fan and devoted supporter of the Lebanon Yellowjackets through the years. He not only cheered on his two brothers in their various sporting events, but became an asset to other coaches, spreading enthusiasm and smiles, wherever he went.

Later that same year, Nick began his racing career. After watching his uncle, Brian, race during his childhood, he knew it was something he wanted to do. Although he faced some adversity along the way and it took some convincing in talking with his parents, eventually his dream became a reality, with the help of his J&C Racing team. It was his passion. He loved every aspect. He lived for the camaraderie and ambience. The roar of the crowd and fan following were certainly a bonus. He was resilient. He was a winner and proud of his accomplishments on the track.

Nick had various jobs over the years. However, most recently he was employed with Independent Stave in maintenance and clean up crew. He enjoyed going to work everyday, largely impart to his boss, Tyler Blattel. They had a great relationship.

When he wasn't at the race track or the stave mill, Nick was with his family. He loved spending time with them. He adored his two nieces and spent many nights with his cousin, Wyatt. His competitive nature also drew him to playing BINGO and trying his luck, as often as possible, with lottery tickets. Of all the things he loved about this life, time spent and laughter shared with those closest to him is what he treasured most.

Nick is survived by his parents, Shawn and Micheala Bradshaw of Lebanon, MO; two brothers, Ryan Bradshaw and his wife Taylor of Nixa, MO and Dylan Bradshaw and his wife Lindsay of Lebanon, MO; two nieces, that he adored, Blake and Hattie Bradshaw; maternal grandparents, Donnie and Connie Anderson of Lebanon, MO; aunts and uncles, Scott and Kristina Bradshaw of Savoy, TX, Brian Monnahan of Lebanon, MO, Jan and Tim Waterman of Newport, AR, Brandy and Chad Sherrer of Lebanon, MO, Michelle Ivey of Lebanon, MO and their families; special cousin, Wyatt Milliken of Lebanon, MO; special sister, Sarah "Mojo" Mather and her family of Lebanon, MO; "crew chief" and best friends, Michael and Tia Juergensen of Lebanon, MO; special family friends, Todd and Stacey Pearcy and Jeff and Carla Fohn, all of Lebanon, MO and their families; J&C Racing Team; other relatives; co-workers; and countless friends.

Those preceding Nick in death were his paternal grandfather, Larry Bradshaw and his maternal grandfather, Bob Monnahan.

Nick lived life to the fullest. His spirit was contagious and inspiring. Although we don't always understand God's timing, how fortunate we are to have known someone that makes "see you later" so difficult. Nick, thank you for all that you were to all of us. Our lives have forever been changed for the better, because of you. Now, go out strong doing the things you love, until we meet again. #23strong

Visitation for Nick will begin at 5:00 P.M. Monday, September 22, 2025, at Shadel's Colonial Chapel.

Funeral Service will be at 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, September 23, 2025, also at Shadel's Colonial Chapel.

Burial will be at Hufft Cemetery in Eldridge, Missouri.

Memorials have been suggested in honor of Nick to Barnes Children's Hospital.

Donations can be left at or mailed to Shadel's Colonial Chapel, P.O. Box 948 or 1001 N. Lynn, Lebanon, MO 65536

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