Hugh Andrew “Andrew” Bradley 5 November, 1946 – 16 August, 2025
Adam Pongho
Rest easy Mr Bradley. Always kind welcoming and up for a chat. Gave me my first couch when I moved out of home. Funny how little things like that stay in your memory always.
Adam Pongho
> VIEW ON MEMORY TIMELINELainie and Jay Berka
Dear Helen, Meg and family, We are thinking of you all and sending our prayers at this saddening time. Whilst it’s been heartbreaking for you to watch Andrews decline, all the memories you’ve shared with us have always been ones of fun, joy and happiness. I pray that you keep those in the forefront of your minds. May you find peace knowing he is no longer suffering and can be together with Gareth once again. Our love and hugs Jay, Lainie, Asher and Jesse xo
Lainie and Jay Berka
> VIEW ON MEMORY TIMELINEScott Harnath
Having met Andrew through tennis and having spent plenty of time on the court together at Gracedale Park and around the fire at Kerang, he was just such a pleasant person to be around. You couldn’t meet anyone more genuine and who loved a cheeky joke, even at his own expense. I will forever remember watching you search high and low thinking your golf ball had gone missing when it had actually gone in the hole for an eagle at Ringwood Golf Course, and all those moments of you waking up in your camping chair around the campfire to find a full glass of red wine in your hand without a drop spilt! I count myself lucky to have spent so much time with you through sport and can think of nobody who deserves the title of legend on that Kerang board more than you. Vale Andrew. May you be at peace. My thoughts are with your family and friends.