Christopher Scott Bradbury was born August 19th, 1963 to Richard and LaVone "Bonnie" Bradbury as the 5th child of the Bradbury children 6-pack. His 5 siblings are: Pamela, Cynthia, Cheryl, Mike and Karen.
During his childhood, Chris was an adventurous and fearless child. He once rode his bike off the roof in a dare! He also loved to ride motorcycles. As an artist, there was also a gentler, contemplative side to Chris.
When it was time to start his own family, Christopher married Toni. They had two wonderful sons: Sean and Dillon. Each of their boys have both this adverturous and creative sides.
Tragically, on October 15th, 1991, Chris lost his life in an automobile accident in Fresno, California at the young age of 28 years old. Much too young to leave the family and his young sons. We were blessed to have been able to have a family camping trip the weekend before his passing. I will always smile when I think of him blowing up packages and packages of balloons for another family member's birthday that weekend. I still remember his red face and the goofy eyes he was making while accomplishing this task.
He is missed greatly... a piece of our 6-pack gone, but not forgotten.
During his childhood, Chris was an adventurous and fearless child. He once rode his bike off the roof in a dare! He also loved to ride motorcycles. As an artist, there was also a gentler, contemplative side to Chris.
When it was time to start his own family, Christopher married Toni. They had two wonderful sons: Sean and Dillon. Each of their boys have both this adverturous and creative sides.
Tragically, on October 15th, 1991, Chris lost his life in an automobile accident in Fresno, California at the young age of 28 years old. Much too young to leave the family and his young sons. We were blessed to have been able to have a family camping trip the weekend before his passing. I will always smile when I think of him blowing up packages and packages of balloons for another family member's birthday that weekend. I still remember his red face and the goofy eyes he was making while accomplishing this task.
He is missed greatly... a piece of our 6-pack gone, but not forgotten.
Christopher Scott Bradbury was born August 19th, 1963 to Richard and LaVone "Bonnie" Bradbury as the 5th child of the Bradbury children 6-pack. His 5 siblings are: Pamela, Cynthia, Cheryl, Mike and Karen.
During his childhood, Chris was an adventurous and fearless child. He once rode his bike off the roof in a dare! He also loved to ride motorcycles. As an artist, there was also a gentler, contemplative side to Chris.
When it was time to start his own family, Christopher married Toni. They had two wonderful sons: Sean and Dillon. Each of their boys have both this adverturous and creative sides.
Tragically, on October 15th, 1991, Chris lost his life in an automobile accident in Fresno, California at the young age of 28 years old. Much too young to leave the family and his young sons. We were blessed to have been able to have a family camping trip the weekend before his passing. I will always smile when I think of him blowing up packages and packages of balloons for another family member's birthday that weekend. I still remember his red face and the goofy eyes he was making while accomplishing this task.
He is missed greatly... a piece of our 6-pack gone, but not forgotten.
During his childhood, Chris was an adventurous and fearless child. He once rode his bike off the roof in a dare! He also loved to ride motorcycles. As an artist, there was also a gentler, contemplative side to Chris.
When it was time to start his own family, Christopher married Toni. They had two wonderful sons: Sean and Dillon. Each of their boys have both this adverturous and creative sides.
Tragically, on October 15th, 1991, Chris lost his life in an automobile accident in Fresno, California at the young age of 28 years old. Much too young to leave the family and his young sons. We were blessed to have been able to have a family camping trip the weekend before his passing. I will always smile when I think of him blowing up packages and packages of balloons for another family member's birthday that weekend. I still remember his red face and the goofy eyes he was making while accomplishing this task.
He is missed greatly... a piece of our 6-pack gone, but not forgotten.
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