David Elsworth Bradley was born Jan. 2, 1927, in Camden County to Elsworth and Emma Brown Bradley. He grew up in Camden County with three brothers and two sisters.
David served in the U. S. Army in Korea just after the end of World War II, and after he returned married Mildred Walker in Lebanon, Missouri 1947. They had a son and three daughters -- Gloria, Paul, Diana, and Mary.
He worked for car dealerships for 26 years as a service manager and technician before being employed by Trans-World Airlines for a number of years in several locations. After taking early retirement from TWA, he and Mildred moved back to Lebanon, Laclede County, Missouri.
He was a devout Christian and faithfully attended and supported his church wherever he lived. He also served briefly as a pastor.
David was buried at Dowty Cemetery (formerly Wair Chapple) with full military honors.
David served in the U. S. Army in Korea just after the end of World War II, and after he returned married Mildred Walker in Lebanon, Missouri 1947. They had a son and three daughters -- Gloria, Paul, Diana, and Mary.
He worked for car dealerships for 26 years as a service manager and technician before being employed by Trans-World Airlines for a number of years in several locations. After taking early retirement from TWA, he and Mildred moved back to Lebanon, Laclede County, Missouri.
He was a devout Christian and faithfully attended and supported his church wherever he lived. He also served briefly as a pastor.
David was buried at Dowty Cemetery (formerly Wair Chapple) with full military honors.
David Elsworth Bradley was born Jan. 2, 1927, in Camden County to Elsworth and Emma Brown Bradley. He grew up in Camden County with three brothers and two sisters.
David served in the U. S. Army in Korea just after the end of World War II, and after he returned married Mildred Walker in Lebanon, Missouri 1947. They had a son and three daughters -- Gloria, Paul, Diana, and Mary.
He worked for car dealerships for 26 years as a service manager and technician before being employed by Trans-World Airlines for a number of years in several locations. After taking early retirement from TWA, he and Mildred moved back to Lebanon, Laclede County, Missouri.
He was a devout Christian and faithfully attended and supported his church wherever he lived. He also served briefly as a pastor.
David was buried at Dowty Cemetery (formerly Wair Chapple) with full military honors.
David served in the U. S. Army in Korea just after the end of World War II, and after he returned married Mildred Walker in Lebanon, Missouri 1947. They had a son and three daughters -- Gloria, Paul, Diana, and Mary.
He worked for car dealerships for 26 years as a service manager and technician before being employed by Trans-World Airlines for a number of years in several locations. After taking early retirement from TWA, he and Mildred moved back to Lebanon, Laclede County, Missouri.
He was a devout Christian and faithfully attended and supported his church wherever he lived. He also served briefly as a pastor.
David was buried at Dowty Cemetery (formerly Wair Chapple) with full military honors.
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