Leah Mary Bradley-Colombo

An angel has earned her wings and the world has lost a beloved Mother, Sister, and Grandmother, Leah Mary Bradley-Colombo on Saturday, May 13, 2023. Leah battled end stage renal disease, but it never stopped her from expressing and sharing her compassion, courage, kindness and love to everyone around her. Leah died at the age of 75 at the Inpatient Trustbridge Hospice Care Center at Delray Medical Center surrounded by family and an amazing team of health care workers.

Leah was born in Providence, RI to Leah Mary (Dorney) Bradley and Sullivan Henry Bradley. Leah was the adored mother to and survived by her three children, Sheri-Ann (Fillebrown) Gosselin of Delray Beach, FL, Christin Lynn (Fillebrown) Lebano of Lake Worth, FL, and Erik Alan Fillebrown of Pittstown, NJ. Mother-in-law to John R Gosselin, Justin V Lebano, and Jennifer L (Lentz) Fillebrown. Grandmother to Reese E Gosselin, Keira L Gosselin, Isabella L Lebano, Sophia D Lebano, and Jackson D Fillebrown. Leah was the loving wife of Dr Frank E Colombo Jr, of Sandwich, MA, until his death on February 9, 2022.

Leah is survived by her devoted older brother, Sullivan Bradley, sister-in-law, Deborah Bradley, nieces Sara (Bradley) Carta, Sandra Bradley, nephew Richard Carta, and grand-nephew Henry Carta.

Leah is also survived by her step-children Susan Colombo Antonellas (Larry), Heather Foley (Ken Corbett), Jennifer Fagnant (Richard), her step-grandchildren Daniel Porter (Alyssa), Dana Travers (Dylan), Adam (Amber) and Tyler Hazard, Timothy (Megan), Brett, and Megan Foley, Ashley and Christopher Fagnant, Jessica Hubert (Nikkolas), and step-great-granddaughters, Remi Porter and Finley Foley.

Leah was previously married to Dr Stanley Roever, William Alan Fillebrown, and Michael O’Dowd.

Leah has requested a private family gathering in her memory.

Donations can be made in her memory to Trustbridge Hospice, https://trustbridge.com/give/ an organization that helped guide Leah and her loved ones through her final days with care and compassion.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.BabioneBocaRaton.com for the Bradley-Roever family.