In loving memory of Bradley who died on 21st April 2025. He was given three months to live, but lived for three years - though he knew he couldn't beat it, he never gave up the struggle to stay alive. Pancreatic cancer warrior, butterfly lover, Dartmoor devotee, bad climber, clever bugger that was interested in everything and larger than life...you have left a hole we can never, ever fill. You were, and are, so very loved. Shine on you, crazy diamond xxxx
Celebrating my beloved Bradley today by continuing to do what he loved most - being in nature. I will see you in every butterfly flashing past, every bee making their way through the air, every bird swooping past. You are around us, everywhere, always. With love, always xxxx
Thank you for all the support and guidance you gave to Brad and Claire. The work that you do is incredibly important.
Thank you for all the support you gave to Brad and Claire. The work that you do is so important.
Brad was truely one in a million. X
I worked alongside Bradley for the best part of three years. I absolutely loved our long conversations about politics, current affairs, conspiracy theories and old computer games. He was switched-on, knowledgeable and best of all, a good laugh.
Some of the stories he told me about him and his mates’ calamities had me in stitches. The dog bowl debacle is one I’ll never forget and I shared that wonderful anecdote with anyone who would listen, much to their absolute hilarity. Pure class.
I’ll miss you mate and I’ll see you on the other side.
“Knighthoods all round!”
Ollie x
In our thoughts love from all at Rents
Bradley on 11th Nov 1966 at 16 weeks old. At that time we all lived in Leamington and saw Jan and Frank nearly every week and went on holiday together to Devon. We were two little families of three but we also included their little dog Chippy, Iris & Dave
In memory of my cousin Bradley. Although our contact was limited in recent years, his positive attitude, despite the prognosis, was so impressive.
Bradley with his niece Beth.
Bradley at Blane’s wedding
Bradley with his two brothers and mum.
So much hair! Thanks Bruce for sharing these wonderful photos of Bradley's younger life x
Scotland
Dartmoor
Dartmoor
Sudbury to the Sea
In memory of our nephew Bradley, Dave & Iris
Bradley with his Dad at a family wedding
Bradley and his parents
Such an honour to have met and known Bradley, albeit for the shortest of times. A remarkable human being who showed incredible courage in the face of a battle with one of the most brutal of all cancers. His fighting spirit, his humour and so many other amazing attributes will live with me and will serve as an inspiration to many who, sadly, will encounter this awful disease in years to come. God bless you Bradley.
Full of good stories. Witty, charming and knowledgeable. A life taken too young. You will be much missed. Rest in peace Brad. x
Bradley on 11th Nov 1966 at 16 weeks old. At that time we all lived in Leamington and saw Jan and Frank nearly every week and went on holiday together to Devon. We were two little families of three but we also included their little dog Chippy, Iris & Dave
Bradley with his niece Beth.
Bradley at Blane’s wedding
Bradley with his two brothers and mum.
Scotland
Dartmoor
Dartmoor
Sudbury to the Sea
Bradley with his Dad at a family wedding
Bradley and his parents
Taking a chicken-munching break from paddling.
Sudbury to the Sea…
A wet trip to Wales.
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