Bradley Marshall Obituary

Brad was a dear dear friend for many decades, and I was happy to enjoy his always hearty laugh and sense of humor. Even through many challenging times in life, after years of being in and out of touch-- when we finally caught up...it was as if no time had passed... so sad he left us too soon. I always remember his love for his family. What a blessing, the grandchildren got to spend time to get to know him in their young lives. I always enjoyed receiving photos and videos of the little ones and to feel his great love and pride for his daughters... and, of course, his good ol' Maker's Mark... I wish we had had one more conversation... shared one more laugh... Rest in peace, my darling Brad... I will forever cherish our memories and your devotion... much love... Tiffaney

Brad, you will always be in in my heart . It was such a pleasure working with you. You believed in me when I didn't believe in myself. RIP my friend.

may he be remembered as a cog in the neoliberal machine that has damaged the lives of so many americans, and for the emails that exposed him as such<3

Brad was a very special person. Being a friend to my daughter, Holidae, I have known him a lot my tme. He trul will be missed!

Was a great friend to me when I worked with him at Melco-Greer in London KY!

Brad was like a big brother to me when I moved to Washington DC. There are so many memories I treasure and he will be missed dearly by all of his friends in Lexington and DC alike.

RIP my friend

We will miss you Brad. Condolences to Brad´s daughters and family

Sandy & Amber Fields

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Brad you where not just my boss you became a true and caring friend. It was your belief in me that brought me a long way at the DNC.
RIP my friend.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Brad was for many years "my" CFO. I was legally the DNC treasurer but really just a fundraiser and cheerleader. It was Brad who was the "rock" on the finance side of the DNC on whom we all relied. A total professional, a total gentleman - filled with warmth, good intentions, and good humor. I´m so sad that he´s gone.

Such heartbreaking news, Brad was a true friend and our great times in DC are some of my favorite memories! Palling around with Brad and Nina was the best, Inaugural Ball and White House receptions were as unforgettable as brunch in DuPont Circle! Rest n Peace dear Brad

I love this obituary - you truly captured the Brad I know. I worked with him at the DNC for 4 years, and we shared so much hard work and fun times. I remember standing in line with Brad for hours waiting to get into a delayed White House event, and we were overserved champagne and had the best time just talking and laughing. I will miss him.

I met Brad thru my cousin Nina Pineda. She brought Brad to my parents house in Pittsburgh for many holidays. The first time she brought Brad over, his hint of southern accent charmed everyone. Brad was instantly one of the family members who was also welcomed to our Filipino/American family. I´ll miss you buddy and I will always remember your huge smile and hearty laugh.

Bradley sounds like a wonderful human being who enjoyed life, family and friends. I wish I had met him. My heart goes out to each of his surviving relatives and friends for their loss. May you be comforted by wonderful memories and great stories. Hugs, Karen Scott