IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Stephen “Steve”
Douglas Bradford

Sep 4, 1962 — Oct 19, 2022

Obituary

Stephen "Steve" Douglas Bradford, 60, of Iowa Park passed away Wednesday, October 19, 2022.

A graveside service will be Saturday the 29th of October at 10A.M at the Holliday Cemetery Pavilion. Steve would want everyone to dress casual or wear their Texas Tech or Dallas Cowboys gear.

Steve was born on 09/04/1962 to James Douglas Bradford and the late Barbara Janelle Masters Bradford. Steve worked for Magic Aire for most of his adult life as Shipping and Receiving manager. Steve also worked for Wichita County Sheriffs Office as a Detention Officer and most recently worked as a parts professional for All States Ag Parts.

He was an Air Force brat and lived all over the world as a child. Steve was one game away from making the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania while living in Germany. Steve graduated from Frenship High School in Lubbock Texas in 1980 where he played Football, he was a running back and kicker. Steve then went to college at Texas Tech University where he was a proud Red Raider "Guns Up" "Wreck Em Tech."

He married Lea Ann Johnston on 02/06/1985 in Wichita Falls, and the couple were married for 37 years. As a young adult Steve could often be found on the softball fields hitting homeruns, traveling all over for competitive tournaments. He enjoyed everything Texas Tech and was an avid Dallas Cowboys fan. He loved his family, and enjoyed spending time around his pool BBQ'n for his family and watching sports at the "Bradford Bungalow". He loved Fantasy Football with his closest friends. His pride and joy was watching his grandchildren play sports. If he aggravated you, He loved you!

He was preceded in death by his mother Barbara Janelle Bradford. He is survived by his father Doug. His brother Jimmy Bradford and sister Melissa Trejo. His wife Lea Ann Bradford, His daughter Candice Miser and husband Jeremy, his daughter Lyndsey Dwyer and husband Jessey. "Grandstuds" CJ Miser and Bryson Dwyer and his "Grandprincess" Colbie Jewels Miser.

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