Bradway  Allen "Brad" Liddle, Jr.

Bradway Allen "Brad" Liddle, Jr.

February 28, 1939 - September 16, 2021

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Sarah
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Suzanne and Brad at a Dane County Bar event. I will miss Brad's sense of humor and am grateful for all the years we got to practice together. He was a wonderful mentor to me. My condolences to all of Brad's family.
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Myra Ahrens
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In 1967. I gave birth to a little girl who did not make it. Brad and Cynthia lived across the street from our house. That evening in the Hsp was a very sad time for me. Brad arrived to see me and I will never forget the feeling of his arms around me. As years went on we lived next door to each other. He was a caring and fun neighbor. Myra Ahrens
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Catherine Rottier
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Brad developed a lot of legal talent during his long career at Boardman. I was one of the many attorneys who was lucky enough to try cases with him. He gave me a chance and he gave me a nickname. I am grateful for both. Cathy “Flip” Rottier
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Frank McClellan
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Brad (Bullet) Liddle was a member of our 1957 Delavan High School class. Brad and I shared growing up years in the Congregational Church and the youth group or PYF. No one enjoyed life with humor more than Brad. Somehow I ended up with a nickname of "Crow" created by him. He never let me forget it. I don't even know how he arrived at that connotation. He was the center on our single-wing football team which required the skill of leading the LH or the FB with the snap as they would be moving. It may have been when we were Sophomores when Brad got his fingers too close to a saw blade and off came a finger. They found the thing and rushed him to the emergency when they were able to save it. By football season he had those fingers taped together and continued his excellent play at center. A more determined, smart, funny, and good friend you will never find. RIP dear classmate. Frank McClellan
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Atty John C Mitby
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Brad was a first class person and excellent Atty. He always took time to help out younger lawyers understand the legal profession. His word was a bond. You did not need anything in writing. He cared for his clients. There is a saying that they do not make that type of person anymore. In Brad's case that is true. He will never be forgotten. Atty John C Mitby