Jim Bradstreet - Online Memorial Website

Connie, Ted and I were so sorry to read of Jims death in the Boothbay Register. We haven't seen you in so many years but think of you both so often, when passing your home in E. Boothbay. We had sooo many fun rides with you on your boat, playing tennis and seeing your place in Hilton Head. You both were such a presence around Ocean Point you are missed for sure. Our kids and granchildren are there every summer now, carrying on the tradition. So happy to hear Jim will be buried next to Andy in Boothbay. It was a special place for all of us. Be well and all our love to you and Cindy. Mary and Ted Fuller

Cindy and family,

We are so sorry for your loss.  From all of the stories I heard through my years working with Cindy I know that he will be missed greatly.  Cherish all the memories and how he touched your lives.  Your Dad, Grandfather, Husband, Brother, Uncle... is now at peace and will be forever watching over you.

Barb & Dan

Dear Connie and Cindy,

  On behalf of the Boyd family, I extend our deepest sympathies your the loss of Jim.  He will always be remembered as a wonderful person and true "family man." without are in our thoughts and prayers.

Donna Boyd Acquaviva 

Our friendship goes back many years.  It began in the fifth grade at Lincoln School, and it continued through our Cony years and beyond.  I remember winters sliding down Lincoln Street.  Back in those days, they closed the streets off for sliding.  We also had lots of fun playing baseball together in the "good old days".  We so enjoyed the bike riding, going to the "Y" to play pool, ping pong and basketball.  Such wonderful memories.

Pam and I are deeply saddened, Connie.  We will keep you and your family in our prayers. 

My sympathy, Connie and all

WE ARE VERY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT JIM CONNIE.  HOW BLESSED YOU WERE TO HAVE HIM FOR 57 YEARS, YOU MUST HAVE A TON OF GREAT MEMORIES TO HELP YOU THROUGH THIS, JUST REMEMBER HE IS WITH YOU ALWAYS YOU  WAS HIS BEST FRIEND.      GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURE DAUGHTER  LARRY  AND PAULETTE ROY  E WINTHROP MAINE

Dear Connie, and Family, 
So sorry to hear of Jim's death. When we didn't get a card from you this year, I wondered if all was well. You look wonderful, and we certainly hope that you will find peace in knowing how we loved you folks, and that Jim is with your son and God. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Love, Mary & Harry Johnson



 

All though it has been many years since Jim and Connie lived in Chelsea and I was for 5 years or so baby-sitter to Cindy and Andy...I still hold fond memories of all of them. Connie and I have kept in touch and it is with deep sadness that I send my condolences to Connie and Cindy. Peace be with you and comfort in knowing that father and son are together watching over you. 
  Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers
  Anne
  

Connie     Sorry for your loss. I didn't know Jim that well, but i remember baby-sitting Andy a couple of times. I was impressed by both of you back then and even though our paths didn't cross after that, I frequently thought of you.

Mrs. Bradstreet,  Cindy and all close friends and family of Mr. Bradstreet, I think of you with deep sympathy as you grieve the loss of an awesome husband, father and friend.  Take comfort that he is now at peace in heaven with his son and all other family and friends who are with him in heaven. 

I am so very sorry for your loss Cindy. Loosing your Dad is so very hard and so terribly sad. I love this trubute you have made for him. For someone like me who didn't know him, only his amazing daughter, it show what a remarkable man he was and that he had a wonderful life surrounded by the love of family and friends. You and your family are in my heart and prayers.

It is with a very heavy heart that I write this. Jim and Connie were such role models for me and so many of my friends when we were young teenagers growing up. They gave so much in so many ways to us. Whenever I was at the Bradstreet house or at Sugerloaf, everything was right with the world. We shared the very best of times and ultimately, the very worst of times. In those days I  looked up to Jim as a kind of super hero. Once I was all grown up and learned how the world works, I realized he was. His accomplishments were nothing short of amazing. He had such poise, grace and style. He will live larger than life in my memories forever.
Thank you for enriching my life.
Dick Perkins

Thinking of you and your family in this difficult time. So very sorry for your lost. I never met your dad Cindy, but knowing you, II know he had to have been a great man and a wonderful father. 

Our condolences go out to the entire Bradstreet family on your loss. Never easy losing anybody, but we cherish the memories and happy times.
 

thoughts and prayers to mrs bradstreet and cindy john
jr and heather. mr bradstreet was an incredible person
and had an incredible family. i am thankful i got to spend
some time with him on 2 or 3 occasions at cindy and johns.
god bless you all.

I have wonderful memories of Mr and Mrs Bradstreet sitting on Cindy's deck.
Their visits were so fun. I know what a wonderful man he is because he has raised a kind, sensitive, caring, gving daughter.
My prayers to the family. May God Bless you All.

I miss Jim so much, we worked together for almost a decade and were great friends thru the years- we had years of good conversation about our families, business experiences, life lessons and we shared so much of our personal lives together, the tragic loss of a Son, the recent loss of our close Friend Dave Mercer and the great pride he has in his family, the love of his grandchildren, his eyes always sparkled with pride when he spoke of his family.

Jim was a man of dignity, strong moral character and a humble man that i will always admire and strive to be of the same high quality Man that Jim represented.

We struggled together to make Forest Lake a Success thru some very difficult times and he was an integral part of achieving that success thru unprecedented results in securing new residents for the community.

I always could count on his calm rational way of thinking. He was  a great friend, mentor and a surrogate father to me. I loved Jim and i miss him dearly, at last he can be at piece with the Father/Son/Holy Ghost for eternity.

My prayers are with Connie and the kids, if you need anything please don't hesitate to ask.

Brett and Konnie