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Steven BRADLEY Obituary
BRADLEY, Steven James
Steven James Bradley died unexpectedly on November 11th in Dallas, Oregon at the age of 68. Steven is survived by children Stacy, Patrick and Ben. Steven was born on July 15th in Spokane, Washington to Bob and Cathy Bradley. A memorial service is scheduled for November 20th at Assumption of BVM with a reception to follow. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Steven's life.
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Christina Latham-Brown
December 14, 2017
Steve is the most kind, caring, loving, pure of heart, gentle-man, I have ever known. He is a generous friend, astute punster, and ever-patient teacher. He was delivered ungodly challenges that ended his earthly life. When he slipped away from all of us, he held his faith that Grace would be there to catch his soul. He told me to pursue what made me happy, that I deserved it. We will run out of time, so go for it! Thank you Steve.
Terry Cannady
December 11, 2017
I enjoyed my time working with Steve. I learned a lot from him about many things. He was a great man to know and I am glad he was a part of my life.
glenda short
November 21, 2017
My dear friend Steve... you are the most caring and gentle man I have ever met... I am so glad I got to see you at OHSU a couple weeks ago... The world has lost one amazing man... Rest in peace, Steve...
November 20, 2017
Steve, you are dearly missed. Having M&M's today in your memory. Thanks for all the 'words of the day' and for the countless hours of training. You are a wonderfully kind person. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Blessings, from your co-worker
Sharyn Thorne
November 20, 2017
Helen, My condolences on the loss of your nephew.
November 19, 2017
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
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