BRADFORD HOUSTON GADDY, Born March 14, 1958 in Houston. Brad was laid to rest on April 29, 2005. He graduated from Westchester High (Class of 1977) and attended Texas A&M for his architectural & engineering education. During his participation in the construction industry, he was employed by structural engineering firms in the Houston area.
Preceded in death by his beloved brother Mike whom he missed dearly, Brad is now in peace next to him. Also preceded by his four grandparents and beloved Aunt Margaret.
Survived by his parents, Agnes and Louis; his sisters, Susan Seideman and husband West; Sallye Cielencki and husband, Scott; his brothers, David Gaddy and wife, Kathy; Robby Gaddy; John Gaddy and wife, Darlene. He will truly be missed by his 7 nieces and 3 nephews, who enjoyed his humor. Brad also has many Aunts, Uncles, cousins and friends to remember his wonderful smile and warm heart.
Published in Houston Chronicle on Apr. 29, 2005.
BIRTH
Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA
DEATH
29 Apr 2005 (aged 47) Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA
BURIAL
Memorial Oaks Cemetery Houston, Harris County, Texas Section 15A
Brad graduated from Westchester High and attended Texas A&M for his architectural & engineering education. During his participation in the construction industry, he was employed by structural engineering firms in the Houston area. Preceded in death by his beloved brother Mike whom he missed dearly, Brad is now in peace next to him. Also preceded by his four grandparents and beloved Aunt Margaret. Survived by his parents, Agnes and Louis; his sisters, Susan Seideman and husband West; Sallye Cielencki and husband, Scott; his brothers, David Gaddy and wife, Kathy; Robby Gaddy; John Gaddy and wife, Darlene. He will truly be missed by his 7 nieces and 3 nephews, who enjoyed his humor. Brad also has many Aunts, Uncles, cousins and friends to remember his wonderful smile and warm heart.
I was saddened by the news that Brad had passed away as I have fond memories of him. I first met and socialized with Brad as part-time employees of Foley's at Memorial City in 1976-77. He was always a hoot to be around and was great at delivering quips on the spot for whatever was going on. He was also socially responsible. I recall that on one evening after work, we had witnessed a vehicle hit-and-run and he instinctively jumped into his car and took off down Memorial Dr. to chase the offending vehicle. He returned a short time later victorious with a license plate number and stated something to the effect that "well, someone had to step up". Agreed.
Although we went our separate ways after 1977, I am reminded of his actions whenever I hear about other hit and runs. Rest in peace, Brad.
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