Jeremy Bradley

Jeremy Bradley, a vibrant soul who left us far too soon, passed away on March 11, 2025, at the age of 36. Born and raised in Dalton, Massachusetts and landing in Jaffrey, New Hampshire, Jeremy's infectious humor, boundless generosity, and love for life touched countless hearts in ways he may never have realized.

A proud graduate of St. Joseph's High School in 2006, Jeremy went on to attend Nichols College, where he continued to craft his unique approach to connecting with others. He found joy in the simple pleasures- cooking hearty meals for those he loved, casting a line into the water while fishing, taking long walks to clear his mind, losing himself in an online game with others, writing, and embarking on adventures with Pokémon Go. Jeremy had a special place in his heart for all furry friends, and his gentle spirit drew animals and people alike into his orbit.

An innate comedian, Jeremy could lighten any room with a well-timed quip or a mischievous grin. His laughter was a gift he shared freely, lifting spirits even in the darkest moments. He was known by all to be the loudest, most seamlessly funny person in any room he entered.

Known for his selflessness, Jeremy was the first to lend a hand-whether you asked for it or not-always ready to support a friend, a stranger, or his beloved family.

Jeremy leaves behind a legacy of love and connection. He is survived by his parents, Robert and Karen Bradley of Dalton, MA as well as his beloved sons, Braiden and Everette whom he shared with their mother Krista of West Brookfield, MA. He also leaves his three brothers, Joshua Bradley and his wife Danielle, along with their children Colton, Callen, Rosaleigh, and Violet; Jeffrey Bradley and his wife Elizabeth, with their daughter Norah; and Jacob Bradley and his wife Kendra, with their daughter Theadora as well as his devoted partner, Shannon, and their loyal dog, Coco, who will miss his warmth and "violent snuggles" every day. He leaves behind many aunts, uncles and cousins who loved him very much.

Though Jeremy's time with us was cut short, his impact was immeasurable. If you met him, you were a friend for life. He lived with a rare blend of humor, kindness, and an open heart that will echo in the lives of all who knew him. 

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you honor Jeremy's memory by sharing a meal with someone you love, taking a walk in nature, or simply offering a hand to someone in need- just as he always did.

A celebration of Jeremy's life will be held Saturday, April 12, 2025 at 11:00am at South Congregational United Church of Christ, 110 South Street, Pittsfield, MA 01201. 

Rest easy, Jeremy. You were truly unique in your time on this Earth, and we find comfort in knowing you are now reunited with your grandparents, and dear aunt, who have welcomed you with open arms, guiding you to lasting peace.