Mike was born on April 7, 1935 in Alanson, Michigan to Edwin Larue Bradley and Mary Elizabeth (Grimes) Bradley. He was the first son of three sons. He hated both his first and middle name. When he got older he chose the name Mike for his name. From then on everyone knew him as Mike.
Mike was married to Pat Sherry for a while. To them a son Ronnie Ray Bradley was born named after Mike's deceased baby brother. His second wife was Vera Allen and she was a very sweet woman. Then he was married to Rhonda Meirs. He had a daughter Ronette Sue called Sussy.
Mike was a good brother-in-law to me. Everyone who knew him loved him. He was gentle and had a good heart. He never spoke bad of anyone and was a friend to all. He had a great sense of humor and a wonderful smile. I was so embarrassed one day when he was at a store I went in. He yelled hi sis I am here to buy fungus of the bungus paper, what brings you here. I didn't even have children yet so things embarrassed me more then.
He was 6'4 and had beautiful blue eyes. I wish most of the family photos had not been lost. He lived in Lansing most of his life. Then he moved to Jackson for a while. In his later years he moved to Flint, MI.
Mike fell ill and my children and I went to his house. He had many blood clots in his legs and had lost a lot of weight. A few months later he went back in the hospital and quickly passed away. I was still grieving the loss of my dad when Mike passed away 6 days after my dad did. Even though I was no longer part of the family by marriage I was loved, and still loved the family with all my heart. Rest in peace Mike, we all miss you so much.
Bio by Ann Howard.
Mike was married to Pat Sherry for a while. To them a son Ronnie Ray Bradley was born named after Mike's deceased baby brother. His second wife was Vera Allen and she was a very sweet woman. Then he was married to Rhonda Meirs. He had a daughter Ronette Sue called Sussy.
Mike was a good brother-in-law to me. Everyone who knew him loved him. He was gentle and had a good heart. He never spoke bad of anyone and was a friend to all. He had a great sense of humor and a wonderful smile. I was so embarrassed one day when he was at a store I went in. He yelled hi sis I am here to buy fungus of the bungus paper, what brings you here. I didn't even have children yet so things embarrassed me more then.
He was 6'4 and had beautiful blue eyes. I wish most of the family photos had not been lost. He lived in Lansing most of his life. Then he moved to Jackson for a while. In his later years he moved to Flint, MI.
Mike fell ill and my children and I went to his house. He had many blood clots in his legs and had lost a lot of weight. A few months later he went back in the hospital and quickly passed away. I was still grieving the loss of my dad when Mike passed away 6 days after my dad did. Even though I was no longer part of the family by marriage I was loved, and still loved the family with all my heart. Rest in peace Mike, we all miss you so much.
Bio by Ann Howard.
Mike was born on April 7, 1935 in Alanson, Michigan to Edwin Larue Bradley and Mary Elizabeth (Grimes) Bradley. He was the first son of three sons. He hated both his first and middle name. When he got older he chose the name Mike for his name. From then on everyone knew him as Mike.
Mike was married to Pat Sherry for a while. To them a son Ronnie Ray Bradley was born named after Mike's deceased baby brother. His second wife was Vera Allen and she was a very sweet woman. Then he was married to Rhonda Meirs. He had a daughter Ronette Sue called Sussy.
Mike was a good brother-in-law to me. Everyone who knew him loved him. He was gentle and had a good heart. He never spoke bad of anyone and was a friend to all. He had a great sense of humor and a wonderful smile. I was so embarrassed one day when he was at a store I went in. He yelled hi sis I am here to buy fungus of the bungus paper, what brings you here. I didn't even have children yet so things embarrassed me more then.
He was 6'4 and had beautiful blue eyes. I wish most of the family photos had not been lost. He lived in Lansing most of his life. Then he moved to Jackson for a while. In his later years he moved to Flint, MI.
Mike fell ill and my children and I went to his house. He had many blood clots in his legs and had lost a lot of weight. A few months later he went back in the hospital and quickly passed away. I was still grieving the loss of my dad when Mike passed away 6 days after my dad did. Even though I was no longer part of the family by marriage I was loved, and still loved the family with all my heart. Rest in peace Mike, we all miss you so much.
Bio by Ann Howard.
Mike was married to Pat Sherry for a while. To them a son Ronnie Ray Bradley was born named after Mike's deceased baby brother. His second wife was Vera Allen and she was a very sweet woman. Then he was married to Rhonda Meirs. He had a daughter Ronette Sue called Sussy.
Mike was a good brother-in-law to me. Everyone who knew him loved him. He was gentle and had a good heart. He never spoke bad of anyone and was a friend to all. He had a great sense of humor and a wonderful smile. I was so embarrassed one day when he was at a store I went in. He yelled hi sis I am here to buy fungus of the bungus paper, what brings you here. I didn't even have children yet so things embarrassed me more then.
He was 6'4 and had beautiful blue eyes. I wish most of the family photos had not been lost. He lived in Lansing most of his life. Then he moved to Jackson for a while. In his later years he moved to Flint, MI.
Mike fell ill and my children and I went to his house. He had many blood clots in his legs and had lost a lot of weight. A few months later he went back in the hospital and quickly passed away. I was still grieving the loss of my dad when Mike passed away 6 days after my dad did. Even though I was no longer part of the family by marriage I was loved, and still loved the family with all my heart. Rest in peace Mike, we all miss you so much.
Bio by Ann Howard.
