Bill you are greatly missed.  Thank you for all the fun times and new experiences!  Keep on bowling up there!!

Dear Bill,
I Thought about you today . I know you are home and worshipping our Lord. You were kind and humble and I will always treasure our friendship. 
See ya again friend!
Love,
Mechal

You arel in my thoughts often and I relive many childhood memories of us growing up.  I’m just deeply sad that it’s been two (2) years since your passing and yet your brother (Tom) has still NOT schedule a service for you and bring closure to many of your friends. 

You and I will be 60 this year, it’s just your party will be in Heaven.  Love you my brother

Scott

Still hard to believe that you've been gone a year now. Still hasn't soaked in. You were my bestest friend growing up. I don't know what I would have done without you in my life.  You were my brother,  you always gave me a shoulder to cry on when things were bad in my life.  You encouraged me, made me be strong through the trials and tribulations that I was going through. You took me to sporting events that I would have never been able to go to on my own to. You helped me through the break ups and when I got divorced. You were even there for me when I got married again. Then you moved to Georgia.  We got so busy with our lives that we lost contact  with each other. We miss you coming over and watching the Superbowl with us. We finally got to go to see a hockey game with ya in 2009. I'm sorry that from then on, we only talked through messenger chat. 😔 God bless you my friend.  I will see you one day in Heaven. 

Bill was a great friend!!! He was fun to be around and had a wide variety of interests.  He is greatly missed!!

Bill was a good friend to all! He was funny and always knew how to have a good time. 
He never let anything stop him from enjoying his sports, concerts or movies!! He took me to my first hockey game.
I know how much he loved his family, especially Steven and Ashley. 
He will be greatly missed. 


There will never be enough words to express what you & your family has meant to me for all these many years.  They say it takes a village and that’s what we all were for one another.  For so many years, I had two brothers named Billy  the same age.  So many EBC youth adventures -  Bible Quiz Team,  trips to Disney in your parents RV,  Spring Breaks at the cabin & floating down the Itchetucknee.   We laughed as we watched you only ever eat hot dogs and French fries.  Yet you still grew up big & strong & had the kindest heart.   I’m so glad that you had so many great friends in Atlanta who appreciated your kindness, humor, wit and brains.   You beat us all to Heaven - keep the lights on until we’re all there together again.  Much love from your Big Sis.

Tom and family,
Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. We go way back to Billy at age 11 and I was 12. We spent many Friday nights at TAN together and you and your brother were very kind and good friends to my sister and I. We spent our teen years praying and playing together.  I loved Billy as my little brother and he was always kind and a good friend. While we were friends on Facebook and years and miles were between us I know that we picked right up where we left off as teens when we saw each other as older adults. He will forever be Billy ( even though he asked me to please call him Bill when we last spoke😉) to me and I loved him. Please accept my deepest sorrow for your loss. I take great comfort in knowing that Billy is with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and we will continue our friendship in Glory.  ~your sister in Christ, Mechal Webb Amirzadeh

Bill Bradford was Jim’s best friend and was such a shining light in so many people's lives. 
 I will miss Bill’s kind, soft and encouraging words;  We will all miss him terribly 
but his legacy will live on through all the great work he did. 
 Please know that I'll be praying for his family.

Matthew 5:5 Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth. 
Blessings! Psalm23…..Carmen & Family

Bill and I played trivia together. There were certain categories we knew we could depend on Bill to know, and his sense of humor and honor will be missed. May his memory be a blessing, 

Bill and I were trivia teammates and he was a formidable player. He and I came 9th nationally in a 2016 tourney, and he was my friend. “Where’s Bill when you need him?” was the refrain when a sports question would come up and he wasn’t there. I think I’ll be saying that for the rest of my trivia playing days.  I miss you already, Bill. 

I never met Bill in person. He was a friend of a friend and we were just Facebook friends. However, by his posts I could tell he was a kind and gentle soul. I'm sorry I never had the chance to get to know him better.  I'm so sorry for your loss and praying for your family as you go through this difficult time. Bill, rest in peace.

The last time I saw Bill was some years back at the Cheesecake Factory in Winter Park with more good friends from when we all attended Winter Park Baptist Church. We laughed and had such a great time like time just took off like we were just together.  He always had a big smile and a hug for you. I knew his parents also, when I visited their home back then. Such wonderful people with so much love.

I am truly shocked and sadden by the passing of Bill. My prayers and thoughts are with his family during this terrible time.   He was a great asset to our team.  Extremely helpful and thorough in his work.  His late afternoon singing and willingness to help will be greatly missed.

I have worked with Bill for the last several years and he will be missed greatly.  We share the same dry sense of humor and I will miss that on my future trips to the Atlanta office.  I will always regret not asking for his playlist.  

So sorry to hear this.  I worked with Bill at WestRock and appreciated his professionalism and due diligence and sense of humor.

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William "Bill" Carl Bradford

June 25, 1963 – June 12, 2021

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