Ms. Evelyn Jane Bradley
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Ms. Evelyn Jane Bradley

  • December 20, 1951 - May 10, 2011
  • San Diego, California
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“To Evelyn's family, Please call LaBelle Brown at 214-299-2450. She has been calling Home Care and trying to reach Evelyn. Thank you. ”
1 of 13 | Posted by: Marlene Gerendash - San Diego, CA

“Evelyn you will be sadly missed by the Red Team and all your colleagues and patients. You truly touched many lives. ”
2 of 13 | Posted by: Cat - colleague

“We are all in shock and sad over Evelyn's passing. We just found out Wednesday 5/18. What I remember about Evelyn is her smile and that little laugh...Read More » ”
3 of 13 | Posted by: Shirley Drescher - Chula Vista , CA

“Evelyn was such a wonderful woman. She was strong and positive in everything she did. The office staff truely enjoyed her visits. She will be...Read More » ”
4 of 13 | Posted by: Joan Hull - San Diego, CA

“Evelyn we will miss you. My thoughts and prayers go out to your family and friends. ”
5 of 13 | Posted by: Tina Taylor - San Diego, CA

“Evelyn, may you rest in peace along side of all your Angels! ”
6 of 13 | Posted by: Jill Thomas - San Diego, CA

“Evelyn was always such a joyful person. You could always count on an infectious smile and positive greeting. What a beautiful person she was. She...Read More » ”
7 of 13 | Posted by: Gretchen McCoy - San Diego , CA

“I was shocked to hear of Evelyn's passing. I worked with her on laptop issues and she was always very, very pleasant. I was just talking with her ...Read More » ”
8 of 13 | Posted by: Katrina Givianrad

“very sad about this loss...thoughts are with family and friends :( ”
9 of 13 | Posted by: angela grahaam - san diego, CA

“My prayers are with you all and for Evelyn's beautiful spirit which I know lives on. I was blessed to know Evelyn and appreciated her friendship...Read More » ”
10 of 13 | Posted by: LaRita Sorrell - San Diego, CA

“Evelyn was so special- always laughing and joking even when she was not feeling well. She was a good person, always concerned about her family. Even...Read More » ”
11 of 13 | Posted by: Marlene Gerendash - San Diego, CA

“To stay true is what my Aunt Evelyn would have expected of me. I didn't get to know her as well as I would have liked to ... but from what I have...Read More » ”
12 of 13 | Posted by: Reggie Torres - NY - Nephew

“I wonder how my life would have been without my grandma. She gave me a second chance in this world to be someone special, just like her. She was the...Read More » ”
13 of 13 | Posted by: Nicholas Smith Sr. - Orlando, FL



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Eveyln J. Bradley was born in Middletown, New York 12/20/1951 and passed in San Diego on 5/10/2011......she lost her battle with cancer after 8 months.
Evelyn's career was as an RN for Sharp Home Health Care for the last 8 years. She worked as a LVN nurse for the majority of her adult life and put herself through college to get her nursing licenses. She worked full time and often worked two jobs to support herself and her children.
Evelyn is survived by three siblings, Debbie, Lemmie and Celeste Bradley, her daughter, Beverly Bradley and her son, Charles Scott. She also has six grandchildren Brian, Nick and Donovan Smith, Brishann, Moi and Chaya Scott and her four great grandchildren, little Brian, Brineisha, Alissa and Smith. Evelyn enjoyed the beaches of California, she studied drama and poetry in college and has collections of written short stories and poems saved in her journals. She also loved spending time with her close friends she loved to laugh and had an exceptional smile.
Evelyn was not only an independent woman, but self motivated and very outspoken. She was a tremendously strong woman, even during the last days of her life; she was still thinking about what was going to happen with her family once she was gone. This was a common theme in her life.... always taking care of people giving them everything she had .......a truly selfless woman...