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March 4, 2010
Charon, Please accept my sincere condolences for the passing of Brad. He was a mentor while I worked with him at Koger for a good number of years. His boisterous laugh, kind words in troubled times, skill in our skeet shooting event at one of Koger's conferences, and just having the opportunity to know Brad as a kind person will be great memories forever.
Best Wishes....
John Anderson
Salem, VA (formerly Richmond, VA)
February 20, 2010
CHARON,WE LOVE YOU AND BRAD AND WE ARE COUNTING ON SEEING HIM AGAIN. OUR LOVE AND PRAYERS FOR YOU AND THE FAMILY. BILL AND JOYCE WARNER
Ed Olive
February 18, 2010
Brad will be remembered and missed by his many friends,each in their own way. I will especially remember meeting Brad, with morning coffee in hand, as he walked "The Girls", and we traded life stories. Brad always had a story to tell; and, we often solved the world's problems before our coffee was cold. It was not unusual for Brad to extend his afternoon walk to visit another 4-legged friend demonstrating his affection for all. Indeed Brad will be remembered: remembered for all the right reasons.
Ann Rowe-McMullen
February 18, 2010
Charon, my dear Cursillo Rectora -
Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you now and in the days ahead. Know that your Cursillo community envelopes you with love and thanksgiving for Brad's life, especially during this and next weekends' Cursillos. We are here to lift you up :) God's Peace to You and Your Family Always - Love You, Ann
BJ & Alan
February 18, 2010
Charon, It has been said that as we live our life, we are writing our own personal book. It is this *book* that we leave behind for others to enjoy. May you always find comfort and joy in Brad's *book* You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Alan Linden and BJ Pettit
Floyd Houser
February 18, 2010
Dear Family,
I worked with Brad at Koger and always enjoyed his great sense of humor. He was quick to laugh and always willing to take a minute to exchange greetings. He was a good guy and we were all better off for knowing him.
Kathy Howard Houser
February 18, 2010
Charon, You are in my thoughts and prayers. You and Brad are a big part of our family.
Barbara Silon
February 18, 2010
Dear Charon,
Brad was a loving and passionate man, for you, his family, and life and is now his turn to serve in Heaven. The Lord calls us in His time.
It is now your time to serve those who love Jesus and live your life to the fullest. Spend time taking care of you and live everyday as if it were the last. We never know when we will be called by His rapture.
Thank you for being my friend.
Love ya,
Barb
Frank and Cheryl Griffin
February 17, 2010
Charon, Frank and I were saddened when we heard of Brad's passing. We have been living in TN. and didn't realize Brad had been sick. I'll always remember Brad for his big grin and positive outlook. You and Brad were so welcoming to us when we came to All Souls. He is a gem of a man and will be greatly missed by all who knew him. You and your family will be in our prayers.
Judy Gairns (Mitchell)
February 17, 2010
Brad - as I told our friends, since I heard the news, I've been hearing the whistling beginning of "Don't worry be happy" in my mind. You were quite the whistler, and so I just tell myself that it is you in my head saying "Don't worry" - "Don't worry about me... be happy". You had a knack for making folks smile, and feel good about themselves. It was a wonderful gift, and you will be terribly missed. I'm glad I knew you.
Charon, you were lucky to have a spouse and a best friend rolled into one, and Brad was lucky too. - you are in my thoughts and prayers.
STEVE AND SANDRA NORMAN
February 17, 2010
WE WILL ALWAYS BE GREATFULL OF THE SHORT TIME WE SPENT WITH BRAD. HE WAS ALWAYS THERE TO OFFER A HELPFULL HAND AND A GENEROUS HEART. BRAD WILL BE MISSED. OUR OWN LOSS IS GREAT BUT SELFISH , ETERNAL LIFE IS WHAT HE DESERVES.
Ellen and Gerry Smith
February 17, 2010
Charon,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in this time of grief. We will miss our neighbor Brad and loved our talks with him. We will miss seeing him walking the dogs in the neighborhood and sharing cheerful conversations with him in the past months when he was always so positive. His strength in an inspiration.
Love,
Ellen and Gerry Smith
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