I worked for Don in the ASC bookstore 1961-62 -- he was a lovely boss and friend. Over the years he has come to mind in fondness and respect. My belated condolence to the family. 

Andrew Paul Gutierrez, Professor Emeritus
University of California at Berkeley

So sorry to hear of Don Bradshaw's passing. I had the pleasure of working with him at Mesa College. I will miss his smile.
Johnice Wilkins

Don was such a great Dean and friend. He was caring and went made an  extra effort as our Dean, all that worked with him love and respected him.
Mae Belle Lantz

Don and I have not stayed in touch in recent years, but just read online of his passing.  Don and I were at NAU together.  I worked with Don's father and sister while in Page during the early '60's.  After Don worked at NAU and Univ. of Nev.he returned to AZ and he and I were close during the early days at SCC.  After he transferred Mesa and even after he was at District, we still stayed in touch.  So often we were close confidants with our trials, errors and successes.  Don was always straight forward, sincere, a trusted loyal friend.  I have missed our closeness and I am sorry to hear of his passing.  Wished I had heard earlier, as I certainly would have attended his memorial services.  
My condolences to Janice and his family.  Sadly, Dr. Tom F. Dugan

Don was a good guy, honest, friendly all the time, and straight forward in his work relationships. As a dean at MCC he well admired by his peers and staff. His easy going home spun style was engaging. His accomplishments at MCC were significant. 
But most of all he was a great family man to his kids and wife Janice.  
Dr. Ken Schultz

Happy to have had the chance with work with Don at Maricopa Community Colleges.  From the time when I was a rookie to when I was a member of senior leadership he always treated me with kindness and respect, for which I am grateful.  I also appreciated his total commitment to Maricopa---as so many of us did then.  My condolences to Janice, a most valued colleague, wishing her good thoughts and memories to keep Don close to her for the rest of her years. So sorry I couldn't attend services.

Don was a good man who consistently demonstrated integrity and common sense which are wonderful attributes. We wish his family our deepest sympathy and prayers. He will truly be missed.

Always a smile and tidbit to make your day!  Please accept my sympathies.

Don Bradshaw was our cousin and, even though we did not visit with him much while growing up, or, even in later years, we know that he was a good man, accomplished and well-respected.  He was a lot like his father, our uncle, in his love of the outdoors and with his always-smiling, sincere and down-to-earth friendliness.  He will be missed greatly by all.

Barbara, Diane and Jim Butler (Scottsdale, AZ and Milton, NH)

So fond of Don.  He was funny, straightforward and honest.
Always put his best foot forward and worked very hard.
He was a lovely person!

We are so sorry to hear of Don's passing. Some of our fondest memories are of the family living across the street from us in Flagstaff. And we treasure the time the family came to see us in Pocatello. Our best to Jan, Jerry, and Rae Jean and the rest of the family. We pray you all find comfort in knowing you will see Don again and that he is in the Savior's arms and safe and happy. With love, Dick & Lorraine Blackham

OBITUARIO

Donald Ray Bradshaw

15 mayo, 1937 – 6 octubre, 2015

Greenwood Memory Lawn Mortuary & Cemetery

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