BRADT, Harold (Nick)

Harold Walter Bailey (Nick) Bradt, 85, of Englehart, Ontario, passed away on 9 of December 2022 at the Blanche River Health hospital in Englehart.

In following with Harold’s wishes, there will be no funeral service. Cremation has taken place.  

Harold was born in Englehart to Roy Stanley Bradt and Ellen Agnes (Jones) on 13 of March 1937. He worked as an operator for the Ontario Northland Railroad for the duration of his career. He was an avid reader, gardener, train lover and enjoyed an ice cold Coors Light while watching the Toronto Blue Jays. He was actively involved in the Englehart Legion for many years. He had a great love for music. Harold could pick up any instrument and within minutes, was playing some kind of tune. He also had a love for dogs, he had many over the years. He will be missed by his dog Marley.

Harold is survived by his wife of 60 years, Jeannine Bradt, his children Ilene Cassidy (Bill Semple), Amanda Moreau (Tom), and Roy Bradt (Anne). Grandchildren Michael (Jessica) and Steven Cassidy, Sarah Smith (Larry), Rebecca Henderson, and Shauna Bradt. Great grandchildren Hunter and Hudson Smith, and Iris and Jasmine Cassidy. He is pre-deceased by his parents, Roy Stanley Bradt and Ellen Agnes (Jones). Siblings, Ila (Sid) Wallace, James (Chris) Bradt, Norman (Frankie) Bradt, Ronald (Joyce) Bradt, and Earl (Dorris) Bradt.

Harold was a loving father, grandfather and great grandfather and will be missed greatly by his family, and all who knew him.

The family wishes to extend their gratitude to Blanche River Health (Englehart and Kirkland Lake sites) for their care and compassion during his stay

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7 messages received

The Bradt Family

My deepest condolences to the entire family.

Sherry L’Heureux, December 12, 2022

Jeannine and family

My condolences to Jeannine and the family

Kelly Quinn, December 12, 2022

The Bradt Family

Our condolence to all Nick's family & friends.

Tom & Holly Woollings, December 12, 2022

Jean and Family

We are sorry to hear of Nick's passing. It was always nice to see, and chat with Nick downtown. He always took the time to say hello. Nick will be missed by many. Our Condolences to all, at this sad time.

Theresa and Dean Black, December 12, 2022

Jean and Family

Sending hugs out today! Nick always took the time to give me words of wisdom, whenever he met me on the street. Again, condolences Jean and Family.

Lana Ward, December 13, 2022

The Family

I remember Nick playing the fiddle at Grandma Shortt’s house in Huntsville. My mom Isabel, uncle Lyle, Aunts Mickey, Barb and Elsie would all be around listening to the music. So many years ago, and still have the memories.
With sympathy,
Twyla .

Twyla , December 13, 2022

the Bradt family

Condolences to family and friends

Wendy Middaugh, December 13, 2022