Malcolm Bradley Schmith passed away suddenly on Sunday, May 10, 2020 at the age of 31 years. He was born in Calgary, Alberta and resided there for the majority of his life. Bradley was exceptionally hard working with a deep love for his family and friends. Bradley loved the outdoors and spent as much time as he could out in nature. His hobbies included fishing, ATV/motor biking, shooting, travelling and Pokémon Go. Mountain biking was among his favourite activities.
Bradley is survived by his parents Malcolm Sutherland and Patricia Schmith, his beloved brother Patrick Schmith and his Papoo, Ronald Harrison. He is also survived by his Auntie Sandra Sutherland, his cousins Ava, Claire, Jennifer, Michael, Mark and Justin as well as his fat dog, Bruce. He is predeceased by his Uncles Andy and Jimmy and his grandmother Agnes “Cheese” Harrison. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles and cousins in Ontario.
Brad had a crazy love of Halloween and his house was the best decorated on his street complete with cans of pop and full size chocolate bars to hand out. He loved taking his fat dog, Bruce, for long walks to help him lose weight and then feeding him extra treats for going on the long walk. Brad loved big family dinners and without fail would show up with his Tupperware for extra leftovers. He enjoyed ice fishing and shooting targets with his Dad, Uncle Andy and his brother; visiting and spending time with his mom; chicken wings and a beer with buddies; camping weekends and taking his ATV’s out to ride with friends and creating many lasting memories. He had a strong influence on his cousins and loved spending time with them and always had some cash for their good reports cards. In his younger days, Brad would visit and take Grandma to bingo and pick up Papoo for breakfast. He worked very hard and was proud to buy his first house before the age of 30. Brad loved working in his garage on all of his toys and helping his neighbours.
Brad had so much goodness, so much capacity to bring happiness to others and such a bright future. The world is a lesser place without him. His kind and generous nature was just part of the man he was. Always there to lend a helping hand and share his time with family and friends. His love for life was as big as his laugh. He was generous to a fault and ever so humble and kind. Brad had a huge personality and a big love for life.
His time spent on this Earth will forever live in the hearts of all he met. Fond memories and remembrances will keep him near and in our hearts. In lieu of flowers or donations, we ask you to spend time with your Family.
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