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William H. "Brad" Bradshaw Jr.

1932 - 2007

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1932

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2007

William Bradshaw Obituary

BRADSHAW William H. "Brad" Jr. William H. "Brad" Bradshaw, Jr. age 75, passed away Thursday, January 25, 2007 at OSU Medical Center. He was born January 23, 1932, in McKeesport, PA to the late William and Margaret Bradshaw. He was a graduate of Bowling Green State University where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity and graduated as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army. He was inducted into the B.G.S.U. Athletic Hall of Fame for football, track and swimming. Upon graduation he played professional football with the Baltimore Colts until he was called to active duty where he continued as a player/coach. Following his discharge from the Army, he took a position with Ashland Oil and retired as director of Commercial Real Estate. He and his wife were active in the B.G.S.U. Alumni Association. Retirement allowed him time for activities he truly loved, fishing, golfing and his beloved grandchildren. Bill and Julia split their time between residences in Tierra Verde, Florida and Marblehead, Ohio. He leaves behind to cherish his memory his loving wife, Julia L. (Holstein) Bradshaw; daughter and son-in-law, Karin and Tom Stewart of Clearwater, FL; son and daughter-in-law, William H. Bradshaw III and Kally of Gahanna; brother and sister-in-law, Jim and Theo Bradshaw of Blacklick, OH; grandchildren, Eleni and Will Bradshaw, Amanda Neyer, Jessica and Rebecca Stewart. A Memorial Service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, January 29, 2007 at Mifflin Presbyterian Church, 123 Granville St., Gahanna; Rev. Stephanie Boaz, officiating. Those who wish may contribute to the Bowling Green State University Athletic Dept. in Bill's memory (William H. <7C>Bradshaw, Jr. Memorial, BGSU Athletic Dept., Perry Stadium East, Bowling Green, OH 43403). Arrangements by Schoedinger Northeast Chapel (614-939-4558. Visit www.schoedinger.com to share memories or to extend condolences to the family.

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Published by The Blade on Jan. 28, 2007.

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John Thaxton

February 7, 2007

I worked with Bill for about 15 years and found him to be one of the most intelligent gentlemen, articulate and an amazing and broadly authentic specialist and expert in his field of endeavor. Bill was not only my supervisor but also my friend, companion, hunting and fishing buddy. I will miss him.

Eugene Rogers

February 4, 2007

Please accept our condolences from a former associate with Ashland Inc.'s real Estate Department.
Eugene and Juanita Rogers, Winchester, Kentucky.

Bill Palmer

February 3, 2007

Carole and I send our sympathy to the Bradshaw family.

Lou Schuette

February 3, 2007

Bill Bradsahw was MY FRIEND. We spent many days and nights away from home getting real estate and permits.

Bill Bradshaw was MY FRIEND

Lou Schuette Columbus, Indiana

Jim Bradshaw

January 30, 2007

My Uncle Bill was an amazing man. I will remember many things about the time I got to spend with him. The many times going hunting and fishing with Dad, Billy and Uncle Bill(While hunting, typically the dogs would give up before Uncle Bill). I'll also remember going to my first BGSU football game as a freshman there, and feeling the pride seeing the family name in the record book. I will also remember having him share stories about business, family or his life with us. I don’t think he had many dull moments. Because of him, we all have a lot to live up to when we call ourselves Bradshaw’s. I'll miss him.

Tim Murnen

January 28, 2007

Bill; We're surely going to miss you. As a great individual and as one of Bowling Green' best.

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