Bertha Bradbury, 92, passed away at her Via Rivera, Palos Verdes Estates home on February 6, 2008.
Bertha's obituary describes her in glowing terms: "Best friend to all who knew her; neighborhood grandma to several generations of children...; self-motivated neighborhood welcome wagon, bringer of food to the ill, gardener who loved her beautiful yard and all the folks who stopped by to say Hi, Assistance League model and volunteer for 23 years, bridge player and hostess...her loss is indescribable. She was ever cheerful, optimistic, helpful, beautiful and fun, relating and delighting in every generation."
An informative obituary was published in the Daily Breeze, Torrance, CA, on February 8, 2008
Bertha's obituary describes her in glowing terms: "Best friend to all who knew her; neighborhood grandma to several generations of children...; self-motivated neighborhood welcome wagon, bringer of food to the ill, gardener who loved her beautiful yard and all the folks who stopped by to say Hi, Assistance League model and volunteer for 23 years, bridge player and hostess...her loss is indescribable. She was ever cheerful, optimistic, helpful, beautiful and fun, relating and delighting in every generation."
An informative obituary was published in the Daily Breeze, Torrance, CA, on February 8, 2008
Bertha Bradbury, 92, passed away at her Via Rivera, Palos Verdes Estates home on February 6, 2008.
Bertha's obituary describes her in glowing terms: "Best friend to all who knew her; neighborhood grandma to several generations of children...; self-motivated neighborhood welcome wagon, bringer of food to the ill, gardener who loved her beautiful yard and all the folks who stopped by to say Hi, Assistance League model and volunteer for 23 years, bridge player and hostess...her loss is indescribable. She was ever cheerful, optimistic, helpful, beautiful and fun, relating and delighting in every generation."
An informative obituary was published in the Daily Breeze, Torrance, CA, on February 8, 2008
Bertha's obituary describes her in glowing terms: "Best friend to all who knew her; neighborhood grandma to several generations of children...; self-motivated neighborhood welcome wagon, bringer of food to the ill, gardener who loved her beautiful yard and all the folks who stopped by to say Hi, Assistance League model and volunteer for 23 years, bridge player and hostess...her loss is indescribable. She was ever cheerful, optimistic, helpful, beautiful and fun, relating and delighting in every generation."
An informative obituary was published in the Daily Breeze, Torrance, CA, on February 8, 2008
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