Birth date: Mar 25, 1994 Death date: Mar 26, 2014
Bradley Clampitt, age 20, died March 26, 2014. He was born march 25, 1994. He was adventurous and loved to skateboard. He will be missed by his parents Bill and Tonia Clampitt, his sisters Kristy Beckman and Summer Clampitt, h Read Obituary
I ment you have nephews now in the one comment
I miss when we played fight I miss you coming in with music up loud I miss everything I still cant move on im so lost and confused but get this you nephew's now lucifer and malachai i miss you so much brad I wish you were still here
Love your little sister summer lambertus
I don't know even know where to start. But I do want to say how much I love you and how much I miss you. It is so hard to go on with my life without you. I will always love you. Thank you for being my son. I Love you and I'll see you later.
I will always miss my little bro. I remember doing everything wit him. my mom told me wen we were younger we followed each other around. I pushed him around in the stroller. he was a very good person to talk to for advice. brad I will miss you a lot c u wen I get there. love kris
Ill miss brad I remember things we did and your was the best brother I ever had I really had lots of fun with ya thank you for teaching me things I miss you so much I love u bro I see you later love u bro so much R.I.P
I still can't believe it, Bradley was one of my very best friends. he was someone I could count on no matter what, and I could go to him with anything and I knew he would be there for me. I will miss him everyday with every bit of my heart and soul. I'll never forget you Bradley!! I know you'll always live on in my heart! Rest in Peace Bradley Clampitt
going to miss you a lot my boy love you very much see you when I get there rip my sonf
I remember when you were a born. You were just the sweetest little boy I had ever seen. When you got older you had one of the kindest hearts I had ever known. You protected, and loved your family which I deeply admire you for. We always referred to you as "the boy" because we thought this family would never have one. It was a blessing to know you, and I look forward to seeing you on the other side.
