Bradley Antine Obituary

Dear Bart, Susan and Molly, I am so sorry for the immense loss of your beloved son and brother, Brad. I wish I could have met him. Bart told us many stories about Brad and I love that Brad was the same age as Vail this year, where I know he enjoyed skiing with his dad. I hope your loving memories will bring comfort to you in the years to come. love and prayers, Darci

Dear Bart and Family, We are sending our love and sympathy over the loss of your dear son Bradley. You made his life a happy one We know you will miss him.Thinking of you, Patrick and Myrtle Ann Dennis

Brad was truly a remarkable and beautiful person. The Hairstons send prayers & condolences to our Uncle Bart and the entire Antine Family.

To say Brad was special is an understatement. Brad was my special buddy and regardless of who we played, the game we all attended together was the highlight of the football season. You could never travel anywhere without him knowing someone and nobody was a stranger. The world is a lesser place without him, and I am a better person for him. Thank you to the family for sharing him with us.

Mr. Antine and family, I was so sorry to hear of Brad´s passing, he was always so sweet. Our deepest condolences from the Welch family, Ingrid Welch

Thanks to all of you for your warm remembrance of my beautiful son

Dear Bart and family: We send you our deepest condolences on your loss . Brad had a happy life due to your efforts and the work you did for all persons with disabilities . May his memory be a blrssing

Dr Antine:
My sincere condolences on the loss of your son. You probably do not remember this, but I used to baby sit for Brad when I was a Junior at the U of M School of Nursing. I never actually met him as you and your wife would not leave the house until he was soundly asleep so he wouldn't be afraid if awakened to a stranger. Sounds like he grew up to be an amazing guy.

I have the most wonderful memories of Brad, and the joy he brought to my family. He is My Hero!

Our deepest sympathy to the antine family.From the pinosky family.

I worked as a nurse at the Lenevar Community Residence for thirteen years . While there I met Brad Antine . A master in getting a six pack coke from his parents and staff. From the day I met Brad I found him to be joy to be around. He was lovable and cared about staff. He had an award winning personality and smile. I was blessed by the creator to be his nurse for that many years. So many staffs will miss him but will be forever honored for having known him. Rest now our dear friend.

Dear Bart, Please know how sorry I am that you have lost your precious boy. I remember him with great fondness and the fun time we had at the gathering in Mt.Pleasant so many years ago. I still have his art work on my wall. You were an extraordinary Dad and I know how much he loved you. Sympathy and many hugs, Rainey (Happy Raine)

As one of the coaches for Special Olympics bowling, I had the pleasure of knowing Brad. He was a sweet soul who always brought joy to my heart. I remember we always had to give him his bowling score on paper, and if we told him it was 100, he was thrilled.

Molly I am so sorry for the
loss of your brother of whom I remember you spoke so fondly of. He, like George Ramsey, appeared to be a community favorite. God bless him. Hope all is well in your book of life.

So sorry to hear about Brad. Brad was a friend to my uncle, Curtis Henderson who we lost in June of this year. A little over 30 years ago my sister, Stephanie chaperoned Curtis and Brad at the Coastal Center craft expo. Needless to say - with Curtis in a wheelchair and Brad with his energy -she had a heck of a time keeping up. It always cracks our family up to hear this story of Steph, Brad and Curtis, and I am sure they are dancing in heaven together now! Praying for you and your family!

Dear Dr. Antine,
I was so sorry to read this morning that you had lost your precious son. Know that you and your family are on my heart and in my prayers. You may not that I have been serving on the Disabilities Board of Charleston County for a number of years. I will send a contribution to the Able Life Foundation in Bradley's memory. Heaven has indeed gained an angel.
Cheryll Woods-Flowers

With heartfelt sympathy. George and Anna Stamatiades