ROGER BRADFORD
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On the evening of Sunday, March 29th Roger Bradford lost his life in a tragic boating accident just minutes from home. Just 6 days from his 60th birthday and a little over a week until he would begin his long-awaited training to upgrade to 777 Captain.
That evening we all lost a truly wonderful friend. His loving wife Stacey lost a devoted husband. His son Dylan and daughter Madison lost their loving father.
Roger was a very good planner, but when a family’s income stream is abruptly cutoff five years early that’s another story.
Madison enters her senior year of college next year and she plans to attend law school.
Dylan is just a couple of flights away from earning his Private Pilot’s License. Dylan enters college next year and plans to follow in his dad’s footsteps to become a professional pilot and wear those AA Captain wings one day.
Unfortunately, a celebration of life will need to be postponed until this pandemic is over, but now in the safety of our homes we can do something to honor our dear friend Roger and ease the financial burden of this tragedy. I know these are extremely difficult times and any donation will be greatly appreciated. I’m reaching out to his friends and colleagues from AAL, his Lacrosse Family, the USNA Class of '82 and all who had the pleasure of knowing Roger.
That evening we all lost a truly wonderful friend. His loving wife Stacey lost a devoted husband. His son Dylan and daughter Madison lost their loving father.
Roger was a very good planner, but when a family’s income stream is abruptly cutoff five years early that’s another story.
Madison enters her senior year of college next year and she plans to attend law school.
Dylan is just a couple of flights away from earning his Private Pilot’s License. Dylan enters college next year and plans to follow in his dad’s footsteps to become a professional pilot and wear those AA Captain wings one day.
Unfortunately, a celebration of life will need to be postponed until this pandemic is over, but now in the safety of our homes we can do something to honor our dear friend Roger and ease the financial burden of this tragedy. I know these are extremely difficult times and any donation will be greatly appreciated. I’m reaching out to his friends and colleagues from AAL, his Lacrosse Family, the USNA Class of '82 and all who had the pleasure of knowing Roger.
Organizer and beneficiary
Tom Kelly
Organizer
Jupiter, FL
Stacey Bradford
Beneficiary
