A. Louise Bradley, 65, of Springfield Road, a 42-year teacher in the Wilbraham schools, died on Thursday at Johnson Memorial Hospital in Stafford Springs.
She retired earlier this year.
Born in Stafford, she lived in Somers all her life.
She received bachelor's and master's degrees in teaching from American International College in Springfield. She played on the AIC women's basketball team.
She was a deaconess at the Somers Congregational Church.
She leaves two brothers, Roger and Frederick of Somers, and three nieces.
The funeral will be on Saturday afternoon at Somers Funeral Home, with burial in the North Cemetery. Calling hours are this evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford, 06105, or the Louise Bradley Mathematics Award, in care of Wilbraham Middle School, 466 Stony Hill Road, Wilbraham, 01095.
[Published in The Springfield Union-News (Springfield, MA) - Friday, October 8, 1993]
She retired earlier this year.
Born in Stafford, she lived in Somers all her life.
She received bachelor's and master's degrees in teaching from American International College in Springfield. She played on the AIC women's basketball team.
She was a deaconess at the Somers Congregational Church.
She leaves two brothers, Roger and Frederick of Somers, and three nieces.
The funeral will be on Saturday afternoon at Somers Funeral Home, with burial in the North Cemetery. Calling hours are this evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford, 06105, or the Louise Bradley Mathematics Award, in care of Wilbraham Middle School, 466 Stony Hill Road, Wilbraham, 01095.
[Published in The Springfield Union-News (Springfield, MA) - Friday, October 8, 1993]
A. Louise Bradley, 65, of Springfield Road, a 42-year teacher in the Wilbraham schools, died on Thursday at Johnson Memorial Hospital in Stafford Springs.
She retired earlier this year.
Born in Stafford, she lived in Somers all her life.
She received bachelor's and master's degrees in teaching from American International College in Springfield. She played on the AIC women's basketball team.
She was a deaconess at the Somers Congregational Church.
She leaves two brothers, Roger and Frederick of Somers, and three nieces.
The funeral will be on Saturday afternoon at Somers Funeral Home, with burial in the North Cemetery. Calling hours are this evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford, 06105, or the Louise Bradley Mathematics Award, in care of Wilbraham Middle School, 466 Stony Hill Road, Wilbraham, 01095.
[Published in The Springfield Union-News (Springfield, MA) - Friday, October 8, 1993]
She retired earlier this year.
Born in Stafford, she lived in Somers all her life.
She received bachelor's and master's degrees in teaching from American International College in Springfield. She played on the AIC women's basketball team.
She was a deaconess at the Somers Congregational Church.
She leaves two brothers, Roger and Frederick of Somers, and three nieces.
The funeral will be on Saturday afternoon at Somers Funeral Home, with burial in the North Cemetery. Calling hours are this evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford, 06105, or the Louise Bradley Mathematics Award, in care of Wilbraham Middle School, 466 Stony Hill Road, Wilbraham, 01095.
[Published in The Springfield Union-News (Springfield, MA) - Friday, October 8, 1993]
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