Stanley Alexander Bradley, 86 passed away on January 4th, at his Ocala home after losing his battle with cancer. He was born in Presque Isle, Maine, son of Lawrence Bradley and Evelyn Warner Bradley. He is predeceased by his parents, his first wife, Marjorie Miller and three brothers, Richard, Francis and (Rafael) Neil. Stan was a veteran of the Korean War.
He is survived by his wife, Pamela of Ocala, two daughters, Sheryl Bradley and husband Paul Caron of Ocala, Paula Bradley Shaw and husband Dr. Robert Shaw, of Mapleton, Maine, two step-children, Tracy Willis and Todd Damon, six grandchildren, Amber St. Peter, Autumn Bell, Benjamin, Bryan, Madison and Mari Shaw, and sister, Beryl Savard and a very special friend Gary McCluskey.
A special thank you to Judi Hathaway for all her help and to Hospice of Marion County and VA of Gainesville, FL.
His love of tinkering with cars and motorcycles led him to start his own business repairing automobiles, which he operated until he moved to Florida in 1988. He had a lifelong love of Harley Davidson motorcycles and rode his Harley until he was in his early 80’s. He loved spending his days outside in the sunshine. He had a kind heart for all animals and especially loved his poodles. He will be remembered most for his sense of humor, the twinkle in his eyes and grin on his face. He will be missed and forever in our hearts.
He is survived by his wife, Pamela of Ocala, two daughters, Sheryl Bradley and husband Paul Caron of Ocala, Paula Bradley Shaw and husband Dr. Robert Shaw, of Mapleton, Maine, two step-children, Tracy Willis and Todd Damon, six grandchildren, Amber St. Peter, Autumn Bell, Benjamin, Bryan, Madison and Mari Shaw, and sister, Beryl Savard and a very special friend Gary McCluskey.
A special thank you to Judi Hathaway for all her help and to Hospice of Marion County and VA of Gainesville, FL.
His love of tinkering with cars and motorcycles led him to start his own business repairing automobiles, which he operated until he moved to Florida in 1988. He had a lifelong love of Harley Davidson motorcycles and rode his Harley until he was in his early 80’s. He loved spending his days outside in the sunshine. He had a kind heart for all animals and especially loved his poodles. He will be remembered most for his sense of humor, the twinkle in his eyes and grin on his face. He will be missed and forever in our hearts.
Stanley Alexander Bradley, 86 passed away on January 4th, at his Ocala home after losing his battle with cancer. He was born in Presque Isle, Maine, son of Lawrence Bradley and Evelyn Warner Bradley. He is predeceased by his parents, his first wife, Marjorie Miller and three brothers, Richard, Francis and (Rafael) Neil. Stan was a veteran of the Korean War.
He is survived by his wife, Pamela of Ocala, two daughters, Sheryl Bradley and husband Paul Caron of Ocala, Paula Bradley Shaw and husband Dr. Robert Shaw, of Mapleton, Maine, two step-children, Tracy Willis and Todd Damon, six grandchildren, Amber St. Peter, Autumn Bell, Benjamin, Bryan, Madison and Mari Shaw, and sister, Beryl Savard and a very special friend Gary McCluskey.
A special thank you to Judi Hathaway for all her help and to Hospice of Marion County and VA of Gainesville, FL.
His love of tinkering with cars and motorcycles led him to start his own business repairing automobiles, which he operated until he moved to Florida in 1988. He had a lifelong love of Harley Davidson motorcycles and rode his Harley until he was in his early 80’s. He loved spending his days outside in the sunshine. He had a kind heart for all animals and especially loved his poodles. He will be remembered most for his sense of humor, the twinkle in his eyes and grin on his face. He will be missed and forever in our hearts.
He is survived by his wife, Pamela of Ocala, two daughters, Sheryl Bradley and husband Paul Caron of Ocala, Paula Bradley Shaw and husband Dr. Robert Shaw, of Mapleton, Maine, two step-children, Tracy Willis and Todd Damon, six grandchildren, Amber St. Peter, Autumn Bell, Benjamin, Bryan, Madison and Mari Shaw, and sister, Beryl Savard and a very special friend Gary McCluskey.
A special thank you to Judi Hathaway for all her help and to Hospice of Marion County and VA of Gainesville, FL.
His love of tinkering with cars and motorcycles led him to start his own business repairing automobiles, which he operated until he moved to Florida in 1988. He had a lifelong love of Harley Davidson motorcycles and rode his Harley until he was in his early 80’s. He loved spending his days outside in the sunshine. He had a kind heart for all animals and especially loved his poodles. He will be remembered most for his sense of humor, the twinkle in his eyes and grin on his face. He will be missed and forever in our hearts.
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