Bradley Van Addison, 27, of Holden, left this world Saturday, June 25, 2011, for a happier place in Heaven. Brad's family and friends remember him as the most respectful and sweetest young man, "with the biggest heart known to man." Brad is remembered for his star performances on the basketball court with Holden High School, and his many years of excitement and pride for his family and friends. He was employed as a CNC specialist with SDI Dynamics in Hammond. Survived by his mother, Debbie Buchanan; father, Van Addison and wife Christie; sister, Tara Addison; brother, Cameron; best friend, Ryan Saling; aunt, Donna Buchanan; uncle, Duane Buchanan; grandparents, Annette and Dub Whitehead, Artie Mae Addison, Abbyteen Hoyt and C.V. Sykes; as well as numerous other aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Alsay Addison, J.D. Hoyt, Willie Hano and Lincoln Buchanan; and grandmother, Nona Mae Sykes
Bradley Van Addison, 27, of Holden, left this world Saturday, June 25, 2011, for a happier place in Heaven. Brad's family and friends remember him as the most respectful and sweetest young man, "with the biggest heart known to man." Brad is remembered for his star performances on the basketball court with Holden High School, and his many years of excitement and pride for his family and friends. He was employed as a CNC specialist with SDI Dynamics in Hammond. Survived by his mother, Debbie Buchanan; father, Van Addison and wife Christie; sister, Tara Addison; brother, Cameron; best friend, Ryan Saling; aunt, Donna Buchanan; uncle, Duane Buchanan; grandparents, Annette and Dub Whitehead, Artie Mae Addison, Abbyteen Hoyt and C.V. Sykes; as well as numerous other aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Alsay Addison, J.D. Hoyt, Willie Hano and Lincoln Buchanan; and grandmother, Nona Mae Sykes
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