BRADLEY EUGENE BRAUN

Condolences & Memories (12 entries)

• I met Brad and Noreen 7 years ago. They came and enjoyed coffee and a muffin in my coffee shop. We hit it off right away. Brad was so funny, and his sly smile was infectious. That was the start of a friendship that I will cherish for a very long time. Noreen, Brad reminded me so much of my father. His love of life and God's beautiful creation, nature, and all the beauty it holds. My thoughts and prayers are with you Noreen. I know you will miss him terribly, but there is comfort in knowing that he is at peace with his God. When I think of Brad, my heart smiles! - Posted by: Darlene Landino (Friend from Double D's Cheesecake) on: Mar 22, 2014

• Remembering happy times when Bradley and Noreen would come and visit Val and Gary's you'd always get teased to death by Bradley. He was unbelievable funny! We will miss him so much. :) - Posted by: Lenard and Rachel Benson (Perth, Australia) (Family Friend) on: Mar 20, 2014

• Elma and Jake's kids will always remember you and your red convertible and the wonderful era you and it represented. Noreen, you are in our thoughts - Randal, Judy, Wally, Janice, Barb, Karen and Greg and families. - Posted by: Wallace and Darlene Hamm () on: Mar 18, 2014

• We were very sad to hear of Brad's illness and death. We know how much you love him Noreen and how it will be hard to wait to see him again. But see him again will. My Dad loved that guy so much and I called them The Bad Boys Breakfast Club". It will great to see them all young and having breakfast together again soon. - Posted by: Mike and Michele (Gillies) Murphy (Friends) on: Mar 14, 2014

• How very sad. I have many fond memories as a kid going to visit the farm. Bradley always had a warm smile for me and I loved to listen to his voice. I enjoyed catching up with Bradley and Noreen, as an adult, at Dawn and Harold's barbeque. I am so sorry for your loss Noreen, Garry, Ken, Mary Ann, Verla, and your families. Love to all .. Wendy Fraser (Val and Fred Fraser's daughter) - Posted by: Wendy Fraser (cousin) on: Mar 14, 2014

• Bob & I will surely miss you Brad .. remembering sitting out on our gazebo, gazing at your beautiful flowers you so lovingly displayed every summer...sharing a glass of vino...and hearing your voice saying...thanx for coming!....you have been the bestest neighbor ever...! you will always be in our hearts ... - Posted by: Paulett & Bob (good friends & neighbours) on: Mar 14, 2014

• Dear Noreen and all of Brad's family, please accept our sincerest condolences on the loss of Brad from your lives ... sent with love from Fern Brown and Family - Posted by: Fern Braun (cousin) on: Mar 13, 2014

• Brad was a cousin, but, more than that he was a FRIEND. He made a point of dropping in to see me when Fred died, which I appreciated more than I think I ever told him. Words cannot say what is in my heart for Brad. My deepest sympathies to Noreen, his brothers and their wives, and his sister and her husband. Brad will be missed by everyone who knew him and loved him. Sent with love from Val Fraser - Posted by: Val Fraser (cousin) on: Mar 13, 2014

• Dear Noreen, Ken, Eunice, Garry, Val, Mary Ann and Jack, please accept our sincerest condolences on the loss of Bradley from your physical lives. He was a good man, who I worshipped as a child and who came to be someone whose company both Harold and I enjoyed on his few visits to our home. He proved himself to be a loving, caring man after my Dad died, by popping in to visit my Mom on a regular basis "just to check up'. He could make us laugh with his funny stories (especially the ones of my sisters and I as children on the farm), but he could be thoughtful and serious when we talked about various life events. We believe we are richer because we knew him, and are saddened by his death. Dawn & Harold - Posted by: Dawn & Harold Vokey (cousins) on: Mar 13, 2014

• Dear Noreen and Family, Please accept our deepest sympathy on the loss of your dear husband and brother. We will surely miss that rich deep voice with the warm smile. May Jehovah God our loving father comfort you at this difficult time as you await the time when He will call and Bradley will answer. (Job 14,v 13-15) - Posted by: Julie Cumberbatch and Family (Spiritual Sister and Family Friend) on: Mar 13, 2014

• Dear Noreen and Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. We look forward along with you to the promised Bible hope of life without sickness, pain, death and sorrow. (Rev. 21:3,4) May Jehovah, our loving God and the comfort from his Word, the Bible help you to endure as you cope with the loss of your beloved husband. (2 Cor. 1:3) Please be assured of our warm Christian love. - Posted by: Don & Peggy Anders () on: Mar 13, 2014

• Brad's passing is losing a good friend. Brad cared about people, and always had a positive comment for everyone. His gruff mannerisms hid a very soft heart, and we all loved him for it. When we were in times of need, you could see the care and compassion when he asked about us, or our kids. We know his suffering is over, and we SO MUCH look forward to seeing him again. As the scriptures cited refer to, the hope for the future, and the confidence we have in Jehovah keeping us safe in his memory, give us optimism for the future, and comfort for the present. Brad was a good man. I will miss my fellow left-handed friend who shared a birthday and first name with me. BjE - Posted by: Brad & Wendy Elnnbaas and Family (Friend) on: Mar 13, 2014