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In Memory Of
Bradley Michael Webb
1979
2019
Bradley Michael Webb
May 28, 1979 — November 14, 2019
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Bradley Michael Webb, 40 of Seattle, WA died November 14, 2019
Brad was born May 28, 1979 in Fort Collins, CO to Mike and Ginnette (Feldman) Webb.
Growing up, Brad lived in CO, UT, TX, WY, AZ, and WA. He graduated from Rocky Mountain High School, Fort Collins, CO in 1997. He played baseball, football and wrestled during his school years. He attended Front Range Community College in Fort Collins.
Brad worked mostly in the food service industry and as a bartender.
Brad made a lifelong friend in Bobby Hayes in their 4th grade Sunday School Class at First Baptist Church in Fort Collins.
Brad married Julia Day on June 20, 2014 in Seattle, WA.
Brad loved Country Music, airports and traveling. He and Bobby traveled to Thailand and he thought it was so beautiful that he had to share it with Julia. So he took his new bride there on their honeymoon. He and Julia collected antiques and enjoyed scouting for them together. He was an avid Denver Bronco fan and Julia easily followed. They took great pride in rooting them on together. Brad was tender toward animals especially kitties.
He loved nature and being in it. He saw beauty in mountains, oceans, flowers and the soil they grow in, the rising and setting of the sun. Brad was an artist, photographer and writer. He had a wonderful and playful sense of humor. He and Bobby had fun scheming practical jokes and pranks.
He is survived by his mother, Ginnette Patzer (Don), his younger brothers Patrick Webb, and Andrew Webb, his Grandmother Mary Rosselle all of Fort Collins, CO; Grandfather Jerry B. Webb ,Thailand; Grandmother Merry Debbrecht of Rose Hill KS; Bobby Hayes, Seattle WA. ; Julia Day, Seattle WA. He was preceded in death by his father Michael C. Webb.
Services at Bohlender Funeral Chapel, Fort Collins, CO Thursday, December 5, at 10:00am. Internment at Grand View Cemetery, following.
Brad was born May 28, 1979 in Fort Collins, CO to Mike and Ginnette (Feldman) Webb.
Growing up, Brad lived in CO, UT, TX, WY, AZ, and WA. He graduated from Rocky Mountain High School, Fort Collins, CO in 1997. He played baseball, football and wrestled during his school years. He attended Front Range Community College in Fort Collins.
Brad worked mostly in the food service industry and as a bartender.
Brad made a lifelong friend in Bobby Hayes in their 4th grade Sunday School Class at First Baptist Church in Fort Collins.
Brad married Julia Day on June 20, 2014 in Seattle, WA.
Brad loved Country Music, airports and traveling. He and Bobby traveled to Thailand and he thought it was so beautiful that he had to share it with Julia. So he took his new bride there on their honeymoon. He and Julia collected antiques and enjoyed scouting for them together. He was an avid Denver Bronco fan and Julia easily followed. They took great pride in rooting them on together. Brad was tender toward animals especially kitties.
He loved nature and being in it. He saw beauty in mountains, oceans, flowers and the soil they grow in, the rising and setting of the sun. Brad was an artist, photographer and writer. He had a wonderful and playful sense of humor. He and Bobby had fun scheming practical jokes and pranks.
He is survived by his mother, Ginnette Patzer (Don), his younger brothers Patrick Webb, and Andrew Webb, his Grandmother Mary Rosselle all of Fort Collins, CO; Grandfather Jerry B. Webb ,Thailand; Grandmother Merry Debbrecht of Rose Hill KS; Bobby Hayes, Seattle WA. ; Julia Day, Seattle WA. He was preceded in death by his father Michael C. Webb.
Services at Bohlender Funeral Chapel, Fort Collins, CO Thursday, December 5, at 10:00am. Internment at Grand View Cemetery, following.
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