Brad was my cousin and I shared many special childhood/teen memories as well as some special times as we grew older. One thing I remember about Brad is how good looking he was and that smile of his. He was one that my friends swooned over lol 😂. Including my Sister Jenny always said he was her kidding cousin.  Scott Reiff was mine.  We spent a lot of time in my Aunt Pollys , and Brads grandmas basement with all the cousins .  He was just a wonderful guy and he is remembered for the fun times and laughter with his brother Brian and Becky and Mike at least I remember the times we shared . Unfortunately as we all grew up the times together were few and  far between. Almost too a stand still.  Life is just so busy!  But Brad I’ll always love you and I hope you have found some peace in heaven. From what I hear you led a lonely life ... RIP Brad 😘🙏🏻😪😇your cousin Tracy 

Got to be with Brad alot during our years of track with Barney Roy.I think Bruno may still hold the high jump record.Its said to have lost him at our young age.My thoughts and good memories  go out to Brian and the rest of the family.
Joe Jasienski

I too am sad to hear about Bruno . . . from Sherman School with Mrs. Haymaker through high school running up court with Mr. Hamilton yelling at us!!   Found memories of this “big-guy” who’s passion for winning inspired all us to work hard and play as a team!!  A fierce competitor with a big heart – a loyal friend!!  I will always remember you – our youthful days when hoops were in play!!

So sad to hear the news of Brad's passing this week. I will cherish the memories we shared in high school, working at Marshall Country Club and as roommates at Western Michigan University. 
Prayers our with his family and friends at this difficult time.

So sorry and saddened to hear of Brad's (Bruno) passing this week. I haven't seen him since one of class reunions a long time ago. I have many fond memories of rides to school our senior year, swimming and hooping at our house and hanging out at his Mom's and Eddie's house on Highfield Drive in Marshall. 

Praying for comfort and blessings during these difficult days for his family and close friends. God Bless your Bruno...RIP  

So sad to hear about Bruno. Don’t think I ever heard anyone In Marshall call him Brad. 
Grew up with him and played a lot of ball and hung out a ton. 

I remember kickin his butt in one on one till one day it all flipped. All the sudden he could jump outta the gym and I never beat him again. He was in another league.  Later on  he moved to Kalamazoo and we recruited him on our IM team at western. Immediately went from good to great. Nothin like walk-in into the gym with him about five o’clock.  Play all night and never lose.  He hated to lose more than he liked winning. Still cherish those days. 

He was a great guy. So glad he tracked down my wife and I couple of years ago. got to talk to him several times and get caught up. We talked about those hoop days a lot. 

Our prayers are with you and your family Bruno.  

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Bradley Stephen Huffman

July 24, 1962 – October 28, 2019

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