We are so saddened to hear of Mr B’s passing. We came to know him through Patsy who taught our children in elementary school. She was the best of teachers. Mr B was such a compassionate and caring man and could never do enough for the church and others. So many people were touched by his life, and there are not enough or proper words to describe his service and devotion to others. He was a man who put God first, then family and others, then self in that order, and that was the key to his success in everything he did. He is with Jesus now. He will be missed but never forgotten. Patsy and family, may the Holy Spirit comfort your hearts until you see him again. God bless.
Chris & Karla Ricketts.

I remember an amiable man who knocked at our door accompanied by missionaries to invite us to St. Ann's. I had the opportunity to meet Mr. Bart's wife Ms. Patsy, who introduced us to the community of St Ann's. A couple whom I learned so many things, from speaking English to my growth in my faith. Mr. Bart's kindness towards others, his love for his wife, & his unconditional love towards his children were things that I admired. Every day I worked with them, Mr. Bart asked about my children. How were they doing? Did my kids keep up their good grades? How well did they do in sports? Mr. Bart would ask how tall my son was getting as he hit his growth spurt or asked about my daughter's races & attended several meets. Mr. Bart cared for my son's health & well-being & was happy when I would go visit my daughter in college; describing in detail OLLU's campus just as he remembered it. Mr. Bart always spoke wonderful things of San Antonio. Mr. Bart was always a great help for me when I helped out with the kids; always had my back & supported me. I can never forget the delicious smell of dried chiles & the romantic old-timey Spanish music playing in the background of Mr. Bart's lab. I had the privilege to take his chiles samples back home, making homemade food, all thanks to Mr. Bart. I witness such love & tenderness Mr. Bart had for his wife. He would always call her, "Honey." & be so affectionate towards Mrs. Patsy. It was remarkable to see them so in love with one another that they projected a model marriage for others. Especially to other men, to support and care for their wives unconditionally, something Mr. Bart always did. I had brought a gift made for Mrs. Patsy, an image of herself next to their daughter Judy. Mr. Bart took one look at the photo exclaiming, "My loves!"; his wife, children, & family were his world. I can spend the rest of my life thanking Mr. Bart. My condolences go out to the Bradicich family. May the Lord have Mr. Bart in His glory.


Adios, old compadre and classmate. CCHS 1955

I am very sorry to hear of Bart's passing for all those who loved him whom he left behind.  I will be praying for the comforting off all of your and for the repose of his soul.  

-David Burkel

I have had the grand privilege of knowing Mr. Bart for the past 13 years. Mr. Bart constantly demonstrated love and respect towards my family and me. I enjoyed the many stories he shared with me, from his job as a chemist to his childhood days spent in San Antonio. Mr. Bart was always one of my great supporters. He saved every newspaper that mentioned my races and was always up to date with my cross country and track meets. 
Mr. Bart had a significant impact and influence on my life. I will forever miss our conversations about running or how many inches of rain we got at our house. (Quite frankly, I never really knew, he kept track of that.) A gran man with such a great heart. Mr. Bart's life was a blessing, his memory a treasure, was loved beyond words and will be missed beyond measure.

Grandpa  loved to take us to visit the cows. He always had a large supply of dried peppers we could feed them due to the nature of his work as a chemist. It was always fun poking around the lab out back where he had many bug specimens in glass bottles and microscope slides (the lab always smelled of the sweet aroma of dried pepper) He had the ability to fall asleep during the rosary only to wake up 30 min later saying a Hail Mary to perfection when the rest of us had already finished :) Thank you for being an amazing Grandpa and passing on the love of God and family to you children and grandchildren. We all love you Grandpa! 

Such a huge loss for family here … while Heaven rejoices … Well Done My Good and Faithful Servant! 💞

I worked with Bart for 27 yr. He was always a hard worker, honest and a pleasure to work with. He set a good example of a Christian man. I know I'll see him again in heaven. May God comfort you his family and friends in your time of grief. He is in heaven with Jesus.

OBITUARY

Reno Barton Bradicich

February 21, 1937 – July 28, 2021

Show your support

Send Flowers

Add a Memory

Share Obituary

Get Reminders

Past Services

Visitation

Rosary

Funeral Mass

Military Graveside Service