Bought our house in 2000 in Burleson from Greg and for the next 15 years probably did 50 house investments with him in sone form or fashion. He would call and minute I heard his voice I knew he had something good for me. Greg’s ability to get the job done and always with integrity separated him from just about everyone I ever dealt with while investing in real estate. Always used to crack me up when I would ride with him in his jag and he refused to wear a seat belt. Said it messed up his shirts. That and no one ever got more office furniture into one room than Greg’s office and walls were covered with awards. Greg you were a great dude man. I’m ten years younger than him and all I can say is you ran the race the right way buddy. Love you man.

Greg was in the class behind me at Zama American High School in Japan. We were sports teammates and I remember what an unbelievably gifted athlete he was. Sorry to hear of his passing.


I remember Greg from Zama American High school in Japan. He was always very nice. We were in the same graduating class, Class of 1965. May he rest in peace and his family be comforted. Prayers 🙏.

I was a classmate of Greg’s though not in his class. He probably had no idea who I was, but I knew of him. He was a great football player and an honest, ethical member of his class. A leader even back then.
We who went to school with him in Camp Zama, Japan, will never forget him.
May he rest in perfect peace and may the memories of Greg brighten your days.

I only recently learned of Greg's death. I knew Greg when he was a high school classmate in Zama, Japan in the early 1960s. Greg was a top athlete and a popular student. We were class of 1965. Zama American High School - near Tokyo.

I met Greg when he joined the real estate company that I was working for.  We had many  real estate transactions together and would cover for each other when one of us would go on vacation.  He was a very hard worker, friendly and had a great sense of humor.  My favorite story though does not involve real estate.

After going thru a divorce, I entered the dating scene after 26 years of marriage.  I dated several men and I have to admit I was pretty naive, but when  I met Jerry, I think Greg realized that I was serious about this one.  Jerry had been a police officer and unknown to me, Greg through his police connections had Jerry "checked out" .  I guess Jerry was okay because Greg never said anything to me until several years after Jerry & I had married.   When he told me, I just smiled but I was so impressed with the fact that he cared enough that he would have Jerry checked out.   It was very comforting to know that he had done that and I am sure he would have cautioned me if Jerry had not been a "good guy".    Thank you so much Greg for your caring heart.  RIP

We are saddened to hear of Greg’s passing. He was the best real estate agent and most importantly a great man. Our condolences to the Bradley family. 

😢Thoughts, prayers, and condolences to all of the family on the recent demise of Greg Bradley.  I first met him when he was a Trainee at the FWPD Academy while I was working there back in the day. And we worked together in C.I.D. in Major Crimes Section for quite a few years too.  It was always a pleasure to work with him through the years.😊

I worked with Greg for a couple of decades at the police department. He was a good-natured gentleman who always seemed to wear a smile and chime in with a kind word. I'm sorry to read of his passing and pray that his family draws strength from his memory. RIP 

Great memories of our vacations together.

I worked under Greg for a number of years before his retirement from PD, one of our good guys. I enjoyed his knowledge and fairness as a supervisor and his down to earth approach.
I am saddened by his passing and my thoughts are with his family and loved ones.



I was a Rookie just cut loose. Bradley was a Sgt. under Lt. Erby on the 3rd shift East Division. Gregg was a gracious Supervisor. He offered his experience where needed and gave his troops a free hand not being overbearing. He was friendly and seemed to always be wearing a smile. He at that time was referred to as being a twin. Why,  because where every you saw Sgt. Bradely,  Sgt. Bently was always by his side. I will always remember and think of him fondly and appreciate the police knowledge he passed on to a young rookie. 
God Bless You  Sgt. Bradely, and Thank You

Greg and I worked together for many years at the Fort Worth Police Department.  He was always a gentleman and a joy to work with and have as a friend.  Greg was truly a devoted man to his family and friends and you knew you could always count on him for help as needed.

I kept in touch with Greg after retirement and whenever I would stop by his Real Estate office he always had a smile on his face and was happy to see you.  He will truly be missed by those who knew him and by his family who he loved so dearly.

Greg was my friend and mentor when I moved to Burleson to try my hand at real estate. I loved working with him and will always remember him for his hard work and amazing sense of humor!  I can still hear that big laugh as he would tease our secretary, Mary, about helping him with something or other.
My prayers go out to the family, may God bless you in this time of loss. 
Rest in peace my good friend!!

Greg was a special friend and what I would consider business partner in the Real Estate industry.  He was a tough negotiator for his clients and always looked out for his clients best interest whether he was representing the buyer or seller.  Greg and I worked together for 16 years and developed a great business friendship over the years.  He held his self and all those that he worked with in real estate to the highest standards.  I have truly missed his calls, lunches, and jokes over the past few years.  My love and prayers to you Janet, Kelli, and Greg Jr.

When I first met Greg at the realtor breakfast some ten odd years ago, he was a tough ex-cop with a rough exterior and a savvy command of the real estate industry and a very low tolerance for folks that weren't straight-shooters.   He was definitely a straight-shooter.  You knew what he thought about everything.    The more I got to know Greg, I also found out that deep down; he was an extremely loyal, caring man that was a gentle giant.    A great big teddy bear but a very confident and demanding teddy bear.  I remember once after he and I became good friends that I mentioned to him, in passing, that I had never received flowers on Valentines Day.   I don't even remember how the conversation came up.     But, the next Valentines Day, very unexpectedly I got a delivery of a beautiful bouquet of flowers.   The card said, "now, you've gotten flowers on Valentines Day.  I hope you have a great day, Greg".
That touched my heart so.    He started my interest in coin shows and I loved joining him, ZMan and Frank on those excursions.  I'll miss him terribly at the breakfast, coin shows,......RIP my dear, dear friend.  You were truly a wonderful man and you were loved by all of your friends.   To Janet, Kelly and Greg Jr., prayers and love to you all.    

OBITUARY

Gregory Scott Bradley Sr.

May 22, 1947 – September 2, 2018

Laurel Land Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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