Condolence: I just now found out that Brad had passed away after reading the USF Alumni Magazine and I am shocked and saddened. Brad and I were good friends at USF--he and "The Boys" also lived a floor above me on Hayes and Cole. I remember hanging out at his apartment, eating Raskin-Flakkers ice cream ("You fly, I'll buy.") I last saw him when I visited New England on a business trip and I stayed with he and Minie in Enfield and going to a UConn v. Syracuse basketball game(in the late 80's). Those were good times. My prayers are with you...

Meg Tapucol-Provo

Condolence: It is with a sad heart that I send this condolence message. Brad was one of those unique people I was lucky to have as a friend. When I knew him at USF we had so many good times and I will always remember the smile and good nature he brought to our Phelan Hall group. After school he was the one that kept in touch with us sharing his stories and sense of humor. After many many years some of us got together this past summer at my 30th wedding anniversary, and in reflection, it was Gods way of letting Brad be with some of the friends he made along the way and experience the days he cherished so much. Brad is at peace now and Colleen and I will miss him.

Colleen and I would like to extend our prayers and best wishes to the entire Brodtman family.
God Bless you Brad…..

Condolence: B will be missed ...

Condolence: Dear Brodtman Family,

The O'Brien's extend our heartfelt condolences and prayers to you all.

Those of us who met Brad during the Univ of San Francisco days were immediately taken by his genuine goodness and passion for living....Brad was an easy friend to everyone he met....."B" was certainly one of a kind that will be sorely missed but his memory will serve as a source of strength and reminder of all that is good .. . God Bless you Bradley Brodtman...

Until we meet again "B"...just go long !!

J.J.
O'Brien Family

Condolence: To the Brodtman family,
We are deeply saddened by Brad's passing and send you our heartfelt thoughts and prayers.
Brad was a unique man with a gift of gab and a love of family and friends that was so deep and genuine. He truly loved us all and kept many of us connected with his visits, phone calls and correspondence that without his efforts probably wouldn't have happened. Keith (Moe) and I spent so many hours discussing with Brad his favorite subjects including Bart Starr, USF days, the Three Stooges, Wishbone Ash and the "Big game dinner".
Brad will live on in our hearts and thoughts.
Brad, we will miss you so.

Condolence: Dear Uncle Stan and Aunt Gig,
I am so sorry for the loss of Brad.
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Love, Mary Ellen

Condolence: Dear Aunt Gig & Uncle Stan,Nancy,Timmy,Heidi,

I'm so sorry for the passing of Brad. Being the same age and growing up together when you came to visit, it just shocks me so that his life was cut this short.We had alot in common and I wish would of stayed more in contact.Love and prayers to all.

Mickey (Michele)

Condolence: Dear Mr. & Mrs. Brodtman, Tim, Nancy and Heidi,

My family is deepley saddened by the loss of Brad. I will alway remember Brad's love for football and the times we played on St. Thomas Street. Brad had a gift for making people feel good and always had a kind word to say or a funny story to tell. Brad will be deeply missed.

With deep sympathy,
Dave Tawse and Family

Condolence: Dear aunt Gig and Uncle Stan,
We were saddened to hear of Brads untimley death. It seems just last year we were together at camp playing touch football and having the time of our lifes. Our prayers and thoughts will be with you. May he rest in peace.

Mike & Loraine Light

Condolence: Dear Uncle Stan, Aunt Gig, Nancy, Heidi, & Timmy,
Words can't begin to express how sad we are. There are so many wonderful family memories and Brad will always be in our hearts. He is in our prayers.

Love,
Rick & Pat