Birth date: Apr 5, 1946 Death date: Dec 1, 2016
Cheryl Rose Bradley, 70, of King George County passed away Thursday, December 1, 2016 in New Zealand near Touranga. She was born April 5, 1946 to the late Marion W. and Doris R. Rose. Cheryl attended school in Spotsylvania Count Read Obituary
MY DEAREST MRS BRADLEY, TOM AND HEATHER SO MANY FLORAL SENT TO YOU BY YOU TO YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR LOVE FOR BLUE WILLOW CHINA IN YOUR HOME. THE VERY BEST TEACHER WE HAD! THE DO MNOT MAKE THEM LIKE HER ANY MORE. GOD BLESS YOUR SOUL AND LOVE TO TOM AND HEATHER.
My condolences goes out to the family. Mrs. Bradley was my 8th grade science teacher. She always was kind to me and my family, she went beyond her duty not just as a teacher, but as a friend and mentor. I also had her husband Mr. Bradley in 6th grade also in science. May you rest in peace. God Bless! Gloria & Christopher Barbour. Janet Barbour (Deceased)
My thoughts and prayers are with Mrs. Bradley's family. Mrs. Bradley was my science teacher back in the late 60's. She was one of the best. May she rest in peace.
Tom I am very sorry to hear of Cheryl's passing. I will keep you and your daughter in thoughts and prayers.
In 1969 I began teaching at King George High School. My classroom was situated across the hall from Cheryl's classroom, and we became fast friends both in and outside the workplace. That friendship has lasted through the years with phone calls and personal visits. As in all true friendships, whenever we spoke the time between visits ceased to exist and we picked up right where we were the last time. Cheryl was brilliant, funny, caring, and rock-steady. I miss her terribly and send deepest sympathies and condolences to Tom and Heather because we know just who we've lost.
Mrs. Bradley help nourish my love of science. Her class was one I fully looked forward to each day. I'm saddened to hear of her passing. Rest In Peace, Mrs. Bradley.
Cheryl was much loved by her students and a true inspiration. Our daughter Mary Frances was particularly inspired to enter science fairs and take interest in science, thanks to Mrs. Bradley. I was blessed to also work with her at King George Middle School and will remember her with fondness. Rest in peace, faithful teacher and friend.
