IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Bradley
Dunham
August 26, 1975 – April 14, 2025
Obituary
Bradley W. Dunham, 49, passed away at home with family by his side after a long battle with lung cancer, he was born on August 26, 1975, to Wayne and Janice Dunham.
Bradley worked at Commercial Roofing, Pluswood, Block Iron and Generac. He loved to go hunting and fishing, collecting baseball cards, building the Christmas village and other various wood items, gambling, going to rummage sales or getting good deals, sitting outside with his dogs, listening to the birds, and he was a die-hard Pittsburgh Steelers Fan. Bradley will be remembered for being a go-getter, always willing to help anyone who needed help.
He is survived by his fiancé, Heidi Dickson; daughter, Cassandra (James); granddaughter, Elena; sisters, Kelly (Jeff), Holly (Dan); nieces and nephews, Kristen (Brad), Austen, Branden, Amanda, Kyle (Carolyn), Reilly, Danica, Mylia, Bentley, Madyson, Michael; future-father-in-law and step-mom, Doug and Diane Dickson; future-brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Nicolas (Gwen) Dickson; future-step-sisters-in-law, Heather and Carol; special friends, Jason Gomoll, Brian Barlow, Tory; and beloved furry companions, Birdie, Bailey, and Lelo.
Preceding him in death are his parents, Wayne and Janice; sons, Michael and Wyatt; great-niece, Isla; and his aunts and uncles.
A gathering to share stories and celebrate Bradley's life will be held at Seefeld Funeral Home, 1025 Oregon Street, Oshkosh, WI 54902 on Saturday April 19, 2025, beginning at 3pm and being held until 5pm.
Special thank you to the Michael Wachtel Cancer Center, as well as Nurses Kasey and Stephanie with Compassus Hospice for their kindness and compassion.
In memory of Bradley please consider wearing Camo or Pittsburgh Steelers apparel or simply dress casually.
Bradley worked at Commercial Roofing, Pluswood, Block Iron and Generac. He loved to go hunting and fishing, collecting baseball cards, building the Christmas village and other various wood items, gambling, going to rummage sales or getting good deals, sitting outside with his dogs, listening to the birds, and he was a die-hard Pittsburgh Steelers Fan. Bradley will be remembered for being a go-getter, always willing to help anyone who needed help.
He is survived by his fiancé, Heidi Dickson; daughter, Cassandra (James); granddaughter, Elena; sisters, Kelly (Jeff), Holly (Dan); nieces and nephews, Kristen (Brad), Austen, Branden, Amanda, Kyle (Carolyn), Reilly, Danica, Mylia, Bentley, Madyson, Michael; future-father-in-law and step-mom, Doug and Diane Dickson; future-brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Nicolas (Gwen) Dickson; future-step-sisters-in-law, Heather and Carol; special friends, Jason Gomoll, Brian Barlow, Tory; and beloved furry companions, Birdie, Bailey, and Lelo.
Preceding him in death are his parents, Wayne and Janice; sons, Michael and Wyatt; great-niece, Isla; and his aunts and uncles.
A gathering to share stories and celebrate Bradley's life will be held at Seefeld Funeral Home, 1025 Oregon Street, Oshkosh, WI 54902 on Saturday April 19, 2025, beginning at 3pm and being held until 5pm.
Special thank you to the Michael Wachtel Cancer Center, as well as Nurses Kasey and Stephanie with Compassus Hospice for their kindness and compassion.
In memory of Bradley please consider wearing Camo or Pittsburgh Steelers apparel or simply dress casually.
To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Bradley Dunham, please visit our flower store.
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