At Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Wednesday May 26, 2021. Bill Bradley of Goderich in his 78th year. Predeceased by his parents H.G. “Sonny” and Lenore (Stothers) Bradley. Survived by his sisters Sandra Rooney of Vancouver BC., and Cheryl Ann Taylor of Ottawa. Also survived by 1 niece and 3 nephews. He will be fondly remembered by many customers and friends in Goderich. Special thank you to Val Mallough and the doctors and nurses at Alexandfra Marine & General Hospital for the excellent care Bill Received.
At Bill’s request there will be no funeral home visitation or service. A private family graveside service has been held at Maitland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the charity of your choice gratefully acknowledged.
We are always willing to go where called upon but this image shows a visual of the communities that our included in our initial transportation fee. We offer a 40km radius from any of our 5 locations (Arva (London), Exeter, Lucan, Seaforth, and Zurich). Any mileage beyond the included 40km will be charged a rate of $2.50/km (one way travel only).
Gail Bettger-MacLeod
A friend described Bill as a gentle soul, & that he was. He will be missed by many. Bet he’s up there looking for all my lost golf balls. 😪
Mark and MJ Westbrook
We were neighbours for a few years and always enjoyed Bills company. His kindness and smile will missed.
Eric Nichols
I will miss our conversations which i enjoyed thoroughly
Judy Jenkins
To Cheryl: Your brother and your dad’s auto parts shop were icons here in town. My condolences to you! If you come to town and wish a COVID friendly visit, let me know!
Jim Mulhern
My condolences to Bill’s living families.
Jim
Ken McGee
To Bills Sisters
All of your family done business with our family for over 90 years. I have great memories of all of them. Bill had a memory like an elephant. If he had the part you needed, he knew where it was and what retail and trade prices were without looking them up. He was always upbeat and pleasant. This is just another great old Goderich Institution that has now closed its doors forever. Bill will be remembered and always a smile will cross the face of the people who will be remembering him for a long time to come.
Lesley Walker
Bill was a very loving and caring man. My brother Tom is I’ll and every time he saw me first uestion would be how your brother doing? He will be missed by many. Hamilton st. Will never be the same. Prayers and love to his family.
Larry Papernick
I have many fond memories of my golfing days with Bill at the Maitland when I grew up in Goderich. I believe I learned it from Bill as we both had a passion for finding golf balls. I can still remember the many times I would see Bill looking for balls along the river by the highway bridge at the supper hour. Bill had his health challenges but was always upbeat and an determined fighter. Bill was quick and I am sure he was not a fan of slow play. You always knew where you stood with Bill and he was very honest. A few weeks ago I dropped into the shop and had a nice conversation with Bill that I will treasure.
RIP Bill.
Larry Papernick
Alvin McGee
Their is no family that I have known longer than Bill Bradleys, an indivdual that knowing him was a pleasure and a part of life only fond in a person that had you on his list.