Bradley David Stokes, Jr.

Birth date: Jul 24, 1989 Death date: May 18, 2012

Bradley David Stokes, Jr., 22 years of age of Bokeelia, FL passed away on May 18, 2012.?á He was born July 24, 1989 in Ft. Myers, Florida.?á Bradley was a 6th generation resident of Pine Island, Florida. He graduated from Mariner Read Obituary

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Pam Herring

693w ago

To Brad's family, You don't know me but I worked with Brad on Useppa. I just found out about his passing. My heart goes out to you especially his mom. Brad looked so much like my son with his beautiful smile. I told him everyday to give me(mom) a hug and he did. I will always remember him bringing home a christmas tree for you on our boat ride. He had a tough exterior but a loving heart and a beautiful smile. I was truly blessed to have known him and I will hug my son a little tighter when I see him. Brad worked so hard to get into the service and I am so glad he fulfulled his dream. Heaven is certainly lucky to have him and may your memories help you thru. Truly blessed to be his friend, Pam Herring

Estelle Rowell

695w ago

One month ago today my grandson, Brad, came home on leave and I had not seen him since his going away party for the AirForce. He and my other grandson came over and we went to lunch and he seemed so excited for his future in the AirForce. Then they came in and he laid on the floor and played with my dog and we talked about old times and then they had to leave, he gave me a kiss and said he was taking me and his mom out for belated Mother's Day dinner, he has done that for the last few years. He gave me a hug and a kiss on the mouth and they drove off. That is the last kiss I will ever receive from my sweet grandson Brad. One month and a billion tears and a million why's. So young with so much ahead of him. Love you Brad forever . granny

Jarod Bigler

695w ago

Brad, I'm glad to say I had the pleasure of growing up with you as a friend of mine.. I enjoyed hangin out with you partying with you and just the presence of you in general around made people happy with your always contagious smile and your always happy laughing personality.. I wish I could of seen you when you got back from air force training in still very proud of you for doing what you set your mind too … There will never be anybody else like you to walk this earth you were one of a kind ..as for your mother I'm very sorry for your loss Brad was a role model son and had an influence on a lot of people to stay on a good track in life me being one of them and I'll always be thankful for that Love you buddy ..see you again one day

Rhonda

695w ago

Praying for your family at this time of sadness. Know that we are thinking of you. From an airman's family in Missouri.

Ashley Raker

696w ago

Bradley was such a great guy, the finest and sweetest man I've yet had the pleasure of knowing and befriending. I loved hanging out with him and seeing his smile, it was so contagious. He always loved to make me laugh and just talk to me about anything and everything, personal or wildly random. My heart goes out to his mother, grandmother, and family; we always talked about how he is a momma's boy and I am a daddy's girl. Brad is missed very much by so many people; he was such a goofy, funny, loving, sweet, gentle, yet protective, genuine, caring, handsome, humble, and honorable person. I feel very blessed and lucky to have known him, and cherish every moment I had with him. I wish I was still able to hang out, text, or Facebook message him at this moment; it's crazy to think he's not here anymore to do that with. Bradley deserved a long, healthy, and happy life, but he also deserves life in an infinitely perfect world in which we will see him later on. I know he is looking down on his family and friends and watching out for us all. Miss you, Brad.

Shelley & Jeff Vidmar

697w ago

What a wonderful young man we were truly blessed to be a part of our family and a part of our lives…

Sheila Schepp

697w ago

He was a wonderful young man with a dazzling smile. He was focused, thoughtful,funny and kind. He had class and tons of integrity. He had an indomitable spirit. He accomplished more in his young life then most adults do in their lifetime. He was the kind of boy any parent would be proud to have as their own. We will remember all of these attributes whenever we think of him, which will be often. Such a profound loss. Bradley you will be missed more than you know.

Stephanie Sayre

697w ago

Becky, There are no words to say that can help you during this time. You are in my prayers and if you need anything, don't hesitate to let me know. I'm very sorry for your loss. I pray the good Lord gives you and your family strength during this time and also that you one day find comfort in your memories. Love, Steph

Alex Roessler

697w ago

I wish I could have been in town for Brads service. From what I hear it was beautiful. I had the pleasure to go to high school and play football with him for a few years. He lite up the room everytime he walked in. I saw him before he left for the Air Force at the gym I gave him my blessing. We had plans to grab a beer while he was back. He will be truly missed along with his amazing smile. My condolences Alex

Jasmyn & Matt Holmes

697w ago

Ohh Brad.. What can I say? Brad always used to get on my case for rambling. He would say "can you just get to your point already!" I could write novels over the simplest things. And here I now find myself at a lost for words. It was a blessing to have met him and an honor to be one of his friends. We taught each other patience and acceptance. He was the most honest guy I have ever met. He never had a problem admitting he was wrong and he made me laugh on a daily basis. I will remember him every day and laugh at our inside jokes. ?? Becky.. Brad was one of a kind. You are an amazing and brave mother. I admire you beyond measure and I will inspire to be the kind of mother you were to Brad because he was the greatest.

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