Nina Clayton Bradley - SAVANNAH - Nina Clayton Bradley, age 36, beloved daughter of Ren and Bryant Bradley and companion of Jason Christensen, passed away suddenly on November 3, 2015 at her home outside of Temple, Tx. Prior to moving to Texas 17 months ago, Nina had been a lifelong resident of Savannah, Ga. She graduated from Savannah Christian High School, attended Armstrong Atlantic and Valdosta State Universities, and worked in various positions at Portman's Music, Chatham Animal Clinic, Candler Hospital, Chatham County Tax Office, City of Savannah 911 Services, and Republic Waste Industries. She most recently worked at Lhoist International in Nolanville, Tx. At Savannah Christian she was a student trainer with the athletic teams and competed on the track team. She was a youth advisor for the Savannah Runaway Home (now Park Place Outreach), worked several summers at the Fresh Air Home on Tybee Island, and assisted with or organized several fundraising events benefiting individuals with medical emergencies and other needs. Her warmth and caring impacted the lives of anyone she met.
She was preceded in death by her father, Renwick F. Bradley, paternal grandparents, Thomas Jordan and Frances Bradley of Savannah, maternal grandparents, Norman Randolph and Dorothy Archer of El Paso, Tx., and uncles, Thomas J. Bradley, Jr, of Florence, S.C., and John Lyon Jay Bradley of Savannah.
Survivors include her mother, Bryant Archer Bradley of Savannah, Ga. and Temple, Tx, uncle Norman R. Archer, Jr (wife Constance) of Charlotte, Vt., aunts Susan Cates of Las Vegas, NV, Marsha Bradley Brannen (husband Perry) and Jan Bradley, both Savannah, and numerous cousins.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016 at Fairhaven Funeral Home at 7415 Hodgson Memorial Drive followed by a reception for family and friends at Johnny Harris's Banquet Hall at 1651 E. Victory Drive.
Nina had a rare genetic disorder known as the Basal Cell Carcinoma Nevus Syndrome (BCCNS) and endured more than 25 surgeries beginning at age 2. She participated in a number of national meetings of BCCNS patients and assisted others by sharing her experiences with the syndrome and leading groups for younger persons with the disease.
Remembrances honoring Nina may be sent to the BCCNS Life Support Network, P.O. Box 321, Burton, OH 44021. (866-834-1895). Savannah Morning News January 14, 2016 Please sign our Obituary Guest Book at savannahnow.com/obituaries.
She was preceded in death by her father, Renwick F. Bradley, paternal grandparents, Thomas Jordan and Frances Bradley of Savannah, maternal grandparents, Norman Randolph and Dorothy Archer of El Paso, Tx., and uncles, Thomas J. Bradley, Jr, of Florence, S.C., and John Lyon Jay Bradley of Savannah.
Survivors include her mother, Bryant Archer Bradley of Savannah, Ga. and Temple, Tx, uncle Norman R. Archer, Jr (wife Constance) of Charlotte, Vt., aunts Susan Cates of Las Vegas, NV, Marsha Bradley Brannen (husband Perry) and Jan Bradley, both Savannah, and numerous cousins.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016 at Fairhaven Funeral Home at 7415 Hodgson Memorial Drive followed by a reception for family and friends at Johnny Harris's Banquet Hall at 1651 E. Victory Drive.
Nina had a rare genetic disorder known as the Basal Cell Carcinoma Nevus Syndrome (BCCNS) and endured more than 25 surgeries beginning at age 2. She participated in a number of national meetings of BCCNS patients and assisted others by sharing her experiences with the syndrome and leading groups for younger persons with the disease.
Remembrances honoring Nina may be sent to the BCCNS Life Support Network, P.O. Box 321, Burton, OH 44021. (866-834-1895). Savannah Morning News January 14, 2016 Please sign our Obituary Guest Book at savannahnow.com/obituaries.
Nina Clayton Bradley - SAVANNAH - Nina Clayton Bradley, age 36, beloved daughter of Ren and Bryant Bradley and companion of Jason Christensen, passed away suddenly on November 3, 2015 at her home outside of Temple, Tx. Prior to moving to Texas 17 months ago, Nina had been a lifelong resident of Savannah, Ga. She graduated from Savannah Christian High School, attended Armstrong Atlantic and Valdosta State Universities, and worked in various positions at Portman's Music, Chatham Animal Clinic, Candler Hospital, Chatham County Tax Office, City of Savannah 911 Services, and Republic Waste Industries. She most recently worked at Lhoist International in Nolanville, Tx. At Savannah Christian she was a student trainer with the athletic teams and competed on the track team. She was a youth advisor for the Savannah Runaway Home (now Park Place Outreach), worked several summers at the Fresh Air Home on Tybee Island, and assisted with or organized several fundraising events benefiting individuals with medical emergencies and other needs. Her warmth and caring impacted the lives of anyone she met.
She was preceded in death by her father, Renwick F. Bradley, paternal grandparents, Thomas Jordan and Frances Bradley of Savannah, maternal grandparents, Norman Randolph and Dorothy Archer of El Paso, Tx., and uncles, Thomas J. Bradley, Jr, of Florence, S.C., and John Lyon Jay Bradley of Savannah.
Survivors include her mother, Bryant Archer Bradley of Savannah, Ga. and Temple, Tx, uncle Norman R. Archer, Jr (wife Constance) of Charlotte, Vt., aunts Susan Cates of Las Vegas, NV, Marsha Bradley Brannen (husband Perry) and Jan Bradley, both Savannah, and numerous cousins.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016 at Fairhaven Funeral Home at 7415 Hodgson Memorial Drive followed by a reception for family and friends at Johnny Harris's Banquet Hall at 1651 E. Victory Drive.
Nina had a rare genetic disorder known as the Basal Cell Carcinoma Nevus Syndrome (BCCNS) and endured more than 25 surgeries beginning at age 2. She participated in a number of national meetings of BCCNS patients and assisted others by sharing her experiences with the syndrome and leading groups for younger persons with the disease.
Remembrances honoring Nina may be sent to the BCCNS Life Support Network, P.O. Box 321, Burton, OH 44021. (866-834-1895). Savannah Morning News January 14, 2016 Please sign our Obituary Guest Book at savannahnow.com/obituaries.
She was preceded in death by her father, Renwick F. Bradley, paternal grandparents, Thomas Jordan and Frances Bradley of Savannah, maternal grandparents, Norman Randolph and Dorothy Archer of El Paso, Tx., and uncles, Thomas J. Bradley, Jr, of Florence, S.C., and John Lyon Jay Bradley of Savannah.
Survivors include her mother, Bryant Archer Bradley of Savannah, Ga. and Temple, Tx, uncle Norman R. Archer, Jr (wife Constance) of Charlotte, Vt., aunts Susan Cates of Las Vegas, NV, Marsha Bradley Brannen (husband Perry) and Jan Bradley, both Savannah, and numerous cousins.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016 at Fairhaven Funeral Home at 7415 Hodgson Memorial Drive followed by a reception for family and friends at Johnny Harris's Banquet Hall at 1651 E. Victory Drive.
Nina had a rare genetic disorder known as the Basal Cell Carcinoma Nevus Syndrome (BCCNS) and endured more than 25 surgeries beginning at age 2. She participated in a number of national meetings of BCCNS patients and assisted others by sharing her experiences with the syndrome and leading groups for younger persons with the disease.
Remembrances honoring Nina may be sent to the BCCNS Life Support Network, P.O. Box 321, Burton, OH 44021. (866-834-1895). Savannah Morning News January 14, 2016 Please sign our Obituary Guest Book at savannahnow.com/obituaries.
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