This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Richard Bradley, 91, born on August 18th, 1929 and passed away on November 10th, 2020. We will remember him forever.
I can almost hear my father exclaim, "RJB!" It was a common occurrence during my lifetime. My Dad and Dick Bradley were best friends, bigger than life guys who shared a sense of admiration, respect and love. They never forgot where they came from and they both became such inspiring humans. Family was a driving force, but they had so much leftover energy to just become super great people.
I can almost hear my father exclaim, "RJB!" It was a common occurrence during my lifetime. My Dad and Dick Bradley were best friends, bigger than life guys who shared a sense of admiration, respect and love. They never forgot where they came from and they both became such inspiring humans. Family was a driving force, but they had so much leftover energy to just become super great people.
I can almost hear my father exclaim, "RJB!" It was a common occurrence during my lifetime. My Dad and Dick Bradley were best friends, bigger than life guys who shared a sense of admiration, respect and love. They never forgot where they came from and they both became such inspiring humans. Family was a driving force, but they had so much leftover energy to just become super great people.
RJB? FDC. The greeting was heard in the Costello home (Paul Revere Rd.) for decades. It was the short hand of life long friends. Watertown’s best! FDC loved RJB and RJB loved FDC. So many cookouts, so many adventures. My brothers, sisters and I have a thirst for travel that is directly attributable to the NEASC global accreditation work done by these life long friends. Incredible. A Life well lived.
