Frank Bradley was the most precious & amazing person I have ever met. I was his fiance`. We became engaged on my birthday in Oct when he placed a ring on my finger & asked me to marry him. I was thrilled!!! I wanted nothing more than to be his wife, even tho in my heart he was already my husband.  He was very special. God broke the mold when he made Frank because there is no other that could ever come close to comparing to him. He was kind & giving & loving & so compassionate. He would give u the shirt off his back, even to strangers. He would make sure u were taken care of before he even thought of himself. He was one of a kind & he was my everything! For a long time we were best friends then unbeknownst to both of us we fell in love. We was what each other needed & God knew that & he placed us together. We completed each other perfectly. We had a wonderful life together & he showed me a love I never knew existed. The life we shared together wasn't nearly as long as I had hoped for but the time we did have together was incredible. He was my true Prince Charming, my angel, my everything & I was his as well. He told me daily that I was his pride & joy & he didn't know what he would do without me because he loved me so much. I am so heartbroken & lost without him right now but I try to find peace in knowing that even tho I know he loved me very much I know he is happier now than ever because he is finally reunited with his beautiful wife Marlene & there baby girl Lorie Ann. And I feel so honored & so blessed that Frank chose to let me into his heart & spend his final time with me, together here on earth. I held his hand to the very end when he took his final breath. I will forever be grateful to God for sending me the best! He was my true love & will always be. I will miss him everyday, my love for him will never fade. I love you & miss you so much Frank, my baby love. Spread those beautiful wings & fly high my precious angel. You will be greatly missed my love. 

We will miss you Uncle Frank you were always so loving and kind. I will always cherish the memories when you and Aunt Marlene came up to visit us or we would come down to visit you. Love you always.

Enjoyed some great family gatherings at Jane & Rick Keytons home with Frank, Marlene & Molly. Wonderful memories of those times. 

I am Frank and Marlene’s niece. They took me in and help raise me. They were always kind and sweet to everyone.  May Frank Rest In Peace as he is greeted with our loved ones on the other side. Him and Marlene are reunited with each other and their child. I have a great love and appreciation for both of them.  Frank always took me to work while I was living with them as I got my very first job during the time I lived with them.  May you Rest In Peace, Until We Meet Again! 

Wonderful man. Have a lot of childhood memories that include him and Marlene. RIP

Frank was a wonderful brother in law. He really was more of a brother to the Keyton family. He loved children and treated my 3 children as his own. Thank you Frank for loving us and being in our family. I will always cherish the memories you gave us. I love you and will miss you always  RIP 

Frank was s dear Brother InLaw was showed great compassion to others. He would always help you any way he  could . He loved his wife so much caring for her day and night after her health failed. He was so kind to his wife siblings. Helping to raise her younger brother Larry. Being a great mentor to him and his children. After his health started to fail he moved to Virginia with my sister Marlene.  My wife and I was honored to help both of them.  He loved his little dog Molly and was so lost losing her and his wife so close together. He loved everybody and would help stranger out. Sometimes taking them into his home. He and his wife helped to raise many of  nieces and nephews . He didn’t have much money and was always saying money is  nothing  to him. He just wanted to help. He loved to play  kino  hoping to win the big one. Will miss you Frank. RIP

OBITUARY

Frank Albert Bradley

June 11, 1942 – January 20, 2019

Gary L. Kaufman Funeral Home at Meadowridge Memorial Park

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