1954
2020
MINFORD-Phillip Kent Bradshaw, 66, of Minford, passed away Friday, December 18, 2020 at Southern Ohio Medical Center's Emergency Room.
He was born August 27, 1954 in Portsmouth, a son of Betty Wymer Bradshaw of Lucasville and the late Roger Dexter Bradshaw.
Phil was a retired Process Operator for Fluor BW, a 1972 Valley High School graduate, and a member of the Lucasville Masonic Lodge.
Phil loved fishing and anything John Deere. He took care of all of God's creatures and fed the birds and all wildlife every day. He was a prankster with an endless sense of humor.
Phil is also survived by his brother, Keith (Karen) Bradshaw of Minford; and his sister, Cindy (Ben) Wireman of Portsmouth.
Visitation will be held 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday, December 20, 2020 at the McKinley Funeral Home in Lucasville, followed by a graveside service in Lucasville Cemetery with David Dowdy officiating.
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Kathy & Steve Beach
December 12, 2024
We still miss you everyday Brother. Always in our hearts.
Deborah (Days) Breech
December 22, 2020
Phil was definitely the funny one making everyone he was around laugh till they cried. You will be dearly missed, sending love and prayers to the family.
Cathie shultz
December 21, 2020
Phil was one of my husbands best friends.They talked nearly every week.I had an accident In May (shot myself and broke my arm).Phil started calling me Annie Oakley. Only Phil would think of that,Right? He would call often to check on me and we always had such a good time talking.We will miss him so much and be thinking of his family.
Larry Shultz
December 20, 2020
Goodbye old friend, you will be greatly missed.You always brighten my day.
Gary an Debbie Souders
December 20, 2020
The best neighbor a person could have. Always smiling, friendly and caring person. You will be missed. Love and prayer to the family.
Susan Wells
December 19, 2020
Phil, u were an amazing person with a smile on ur face & craziness in ur ♥. Luv u & see u on the other side my awesome friend !!!
To Betty, Cindy & Keith: My Thoughts & Prayers are with u along with my luv & my heart
Terry
December 19, 2020
Prayers to the family!
Pam T
December 19, 2020
So many memories of Phil and his family. Very sadden to hear of his death. It breaks my heart for all of you. May God be with all of you, Betty, Keith, and Cindy.
Karen
December 19, 2020
My big bro since I was 15. ALWAYS a laughter to his voice and sneaky tricks to confuse or crack you up. Loved his bear hugs and his big place in the country. Farm fresh eggs and one time we watched as he “pulled” a calf out of his momma who was having trouble while the other cows circled around her. This city girl loved all the critters. Phil, I will miss you until we meet again in eternity. Make ‘em laugh! ✝
Michael Brigner
December 19, 2020
Phil was definitly a prankster all the time I knew him from the 6th grade threw the 12th grade as I come to know him . an all around good guy. He will be greatly missed
Ferman Beavers
December 18, 2020
great person . had not seen phil in years ,but his presence was positive and he always had a smile. he will enjoy the next life. my sorrows is for the family and not for Phil for i know he is good.
Charles & Debra Brown
December 18, 2020
Sending our condolences to you all. Love and prayers Keith and Cindy.
Joe Deffenbaugh
December 18, 2020
Heaven will be laughing when Phil arrives. Great guy to work with and he always reminded us not to take ourselves too seriously. Will miss you friend.
Susie Bradshaw Morland
December 18, 2020
My first and best friend. Since we were first cousins we had so much fun at family gatherings and vacations Thanks for all the fun memories. Thinking of my Aunt Betty who I love dearly, and Cindy and Keith. All my love and thoughts
Beth Burke
December 18, 2020
Offering my condolences to his family and his son , Jacob Bradshaw .
Jim
December 18, 2020
Nice man,good worker!
Tom
December 18, 2020
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Gregory Greer
December 18, 2020
See you on the other side my brother. You will be missed. Our deepest condolences to the family. Gregory, Jennifer, and Olivia June Greer
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