Birth date: Nov 7, 1940 Death date: Jan 15, 2013
Larry Bradshaw age 72, of Nevada, died at his home on Tuesday, Jan 15, 2013. A gathering of friends and family will be 4-7 p.m. Friday Jan.18 at Bethel Church in rural Boone with a 10:00 am funeral service Saturday, Jan. 19 at Bet Read Obituary
Just ran across this. "Mr. Bradshaw" was my Industrial Arts teacher at Kennedy back around 1970. I remember him well as a caring, friendly and helpful person. His inspiration helped me achieve a rewarding career as an electrical engineer. Thank you, Mr, Bradshaw, you did a fine job.
Grandpa, it's been one year and I miss you now more than ever. But I praise God that he took you when he did, because if you were still here today, you would be very frustrated about not being able to do anything, and I'm glad you're not. I am thankful for the 12 years, 7 months, and 3 days that were spent in this world together. I love you, Grandpa and I'll never stop.
Always smiling and caring, wants to know how to help, sharing- Larry was my teacher for life in ISU back in 1978-1980. Working with kids or teaching others, I had Larry Bradshaw teachings to guide me. I thank all the Bradshaw family for their hospitality. My deepest sympathy for your loss.
Dear Bradshaw Family: I learned today of Mr Bradshaw's passing. I am truly saddened and please accept my sympathy. You won't recognize my name, but I was a student of Mr Bradshaw way back in 1966-67 at CR Washington. He was one of those teachers that I have always remembered and so he is "Mr Bradshaw" to me. After high school I went on to get a PhD in astrophysics and have had a very successful career as a scientist. The engineers I work with treat me with extra respect, because I can build and repair instrumentation as well as they can. I owe it all to Mr Bradshaw. He really taught us the beauty of working with materials and creating things. It's amazing that I can still remember his voice and to me he has always been that 29 year old teacher, until I just now have seen his later pictures. What's kind of funny is that just yesterday I was telling a story about Mr Bradshaw to our chief engineer. I guess he made quite an impression on me. Again, my deepest sympathy for your loss.
Dear Glenda and Family,
Please accept our deepest sympathies. Larry was a great teacher and friend.
Jenny, I'm thinking of you now at the loss of your dad and am sorry. Jody
We were so sorry to hear of Larry's passing. We had planned to see him this past weekend but then learned he had passed into Jesus' presence. What a wonderful godly man he was who has impacted so many lives! We are so sorry for your loss and pray for the Lord's comfort and help for you, Glenda, and for your family.
I wish I could have been there for Mr. Bradshaw's funeral. The Bradshaw family is dear to me.
I remember when Melinda first showed me the slides and pictures of the year Mr. Bradshaw and his family served in New Guinea. I was so impressed with their missions vision, and that was one thing that influenced me later to serve in France.
To Mr. Bradshaw`s family, Larry touched many lives over the years. The photography class which he taught is a fond memory for myself.
This is part 2. Read Part 1 below. As popular as Dr. Bradshaw was with grad students, he was probably even more popular with undergrad students. Many people across the world will be saddened to learn of his passing. The family has lost a wonderful man. I hope the grandchildren and future generations will aspire to be as good or even better then Dr. Bradshaw. I know I aspired to as good a teacher as Dr. Bradshaw, or Dr. McKay, or Dr. Paige, but I never was close.
We will miss you Dr. Bradshaw. Our sympathy to his family
