Donald R. Bradley, 77, of Port Charlotte, FL, went home to be with the Lord on June 9, 2021. Don is preceded in death by his parents Leland R. and Sophie (Cecelich) Bradley and brother, Leland "Sonny" Bradley.
Donald is survived by his sister Janet (Bradley) Nease; nephews Mark Nease, Douglas (Brenda) Nease, and Neal (Andrea) Nease; niece Debbie Nease; great nephews Justin (Liz) Nease, Simon Nease, and Nicholas Nease; great niece Amanda Nease; great great niece Audrey Nease; and many other loving family and friends. Don was born and raised in Berea, OH. He went to Bowling Green University. After college he joined the Air Force, serving in Germany. He then went to work for Ford Motor Company in Detroit, MI as an accountant. He moved to Port Charlotte, FL after retiring so that he could be close to his family. For many years he loved traveling in his RV. He was a lover of sports, especially minor league baseball and hockey. He enjoyed watching his great nephews play soccer and tennis and his great niece dance. He attended New Day Christian Church of Port Charlotte. Don was a friend to all. He was always willing to help in any way he could and he loved to talk. He will live on in our memories of a great brother, uncle, and friend. He will be dearly missed. Don will be buried in the family plot at SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK, 6265 Columbia Road, North Olmsted, OH. Interment will be on Friday, July 2nd, 2021 at noon for anyone who would like to attend.
In lieu of flowers, please make charitable donations in Don's name to the Heritage Congregational Church in Berea or New Day Christian Church in Port Charlotte. Please add any memories or photos you may have on this site.
Donald is survived by his sister Janet (Bradley) Nease; nephews Mark Nease, Douglas (Brenda) Nease, and Neal (Andrea) Nease; niece Debbie Nease; great nephews Justin (Liz) Nease, Simon Nease, and Nicholas Nease; great niece Amanda Nease; great great niece Audrey Nease; and many other loving family and friends. Don was born and raised in Berea, OH. He went to Bowling Green University. After college he joined the Air Force, serving in Germany. He then went to work for Ford Motor Company in Detroit, MI as an accountant. He moved to Port Charlotte, FL after retiring so that he could be close to his family. For many years he loved traveling in his RV. He was a lover of sports, especially minor league baseball and hockey. He enjoyed watching his great nephews play soccer and tennis and his great niece dance. He attended New Day Christian Church of Port Charlotte. Don was a friend to all. He was always willing to help in any way he could and he loved to talk. He will live on in our memories of a great brother, uncle, and friend. He will be dearly missed. Don will be buried in the family plot at SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK, 6265 Columbia Road, North Olmsted, OH. Interment will be on Friday, July 2nd, 2021 at noon for anyone who would like to attend.
In lieu of flowers, please make charitable donations in Don's name to the Heritage Congregational Church in Berea or New Day Christian Church in Port Charlotte. Please add any memories or photos you may have on this site.
Donald R. Bradley, 77, of Port Charlotte, FL, went home to be with the Lord on June 9, 2021. Don is preceded in death by his parents Leland R. and Sophie (Cecelich) Bradley and brother, Leland "Sonny" Bradley.
Donald is survived by his sister Janet (Bradley) Nease; nephews Mark Nease, Douglas (Brenda) Nease, and Neal (Andrea) Nease; niece Debbie Nease; great nephews Justin (Liz) Nease, Simon Nease, and Nicholas Nease; great niece Amanda Nease; great great niece Audrey Nease; and many other loving family and friends. Don was born and raised in Berea, OH. He went to Bowling Green University. After college he joined the Air Force, serving in Germany. He then went to work for Ford Motor Company in Detroit, MI as an accountant. He moved to Port Charlotte, FL after retiring so that he could be close to his family. For many years he loved traveling in his RV. He was a lover of sports, especially minor league baseball and hockey. He enjoyed watching his great nephews play soccer and tennis and his great niece dance. He attended New Day Christian Church of Port Charlotte. Don was a friend to all. He was always willing to help in any way he could and he loved to talk. He will live on in our memories of a great brother, uncle, and friend. He will be dearly missed. Don will be buried in the family plot at SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK, 6265 Columbia Road, North Olmsted, OH. Interment will be on Friday, July 2nd, 2021 at noon for anyone who would like to attend.
In lieu of flowers, please make charitable donations in Don's name to the Heritage Congregational Church in Berea or New Day Christian Church in Port Charlotte. Please add any memories or photos you may have on this site.
Donald is survived by his sister Janet (Bradley) Nease; nephews Mark Nease, Douglas (Brenda) Nease, and Neal (Andrea) Nease; niece Debbie Nease; great nephews Justin (Liz) Nease, Simon Nease, and Nicholas Nease; great niece Amanda Nease; great great niece Audrey Nease; and many other loving family and friends. Don was born and raised in Berea, OH. He went to Bowling Green University. After college he joined the Air Force, serving in Germany. He then went to work for Ford Motor Company in Detroit, MI as an accountant. He moved to Port Charlotte, FL after retiring so that he could be close to his family. For many years he loved traveling in his RV. He was a lover of sports, especially minor league baseball and hockey. He enjoyed watching his great nephews play soccer and tennis and his great niece dance. He attended New Day Christian Church of Port Charlotte. Don was a friend to all. He was always willing to help in any way he could and he loved to talk. He will live on in our memories of a great brother, uncle, and friend. He will be dearly missed. Don will be buried in the family plot at SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK, 6265 Columbia Road, North Olmsted, OH. Interment will be on Friday, July 2nd, 2021 at noon for anyone who would like to attend.
In lieu of flowers, please make charitable donations in Don's name to the Heritage Congregational Church in Berea or New Day Christian Church in Port Charlotte. Please add any memories or photos you may have on this site.
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