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My Deepest Sympathy To The Bradshaw Family

May You Rest In Peace and Thank You For All You Have Given.

Rich

A very sad day. My condolences and deepest sympathies to all who knew and loved Mr. Bradshaw.

My condolences go out to Leroi and all of Jim's family . Jim was a generous man always having time to answer questions at a seminar or in Beaumont .Jim You made a difference by enriching so many lives . Thank you.

Vanoy Scott

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Originally Posted by VoodooFan (Post 32330)

Just wished,once, and thought about going to Tulsa, just once, just to shake the man's hand, dammit.

Just goes to show most of us put off things tomorrow, later, in the future, and tomorrow never comes, never get around to do that, and I am still doing that stupid s#*t!

Curse me for still being a fool.

That's why when I see or hear somebody doing something appearing to be crazy, as long as it did'nt hurt anyone, I don't look down on them anymore.

Here's a guy that took a chance, doing something that appears foolish, yet I claim to have sense, logic and THINK I know what is proper to do, yet do NOTHING, always planning, but taking no action.

Who could'nt be an ArmChair General and Critic????

I say at least the MoFo had the titanium ,gold plated, nuclear powered steel/iron Gonads to do whatever his life dream is, however insignificant one judges it to be,.... took his one chance.

The courage to try and fail is better than not trying at all.

Life goes around once, take your opportunities while you can.

Still got to get the jelly out my spine to take this advice.

Many good thoughts to the Bradshaw family.

VoodooFan

I know what you mean. I thought about going to the hospital to see Jimmy on Thursday but was worn out from work. I was getting dressed Friday to go visit when Leroi called with the sad news. When you think about doing something, do it because tommorrow may be too late. Tough lesson to learn.

Rick

Condolences to the Bradshaw Family

My sincere condolences to the Bradshaw Family. I spoke with Mr. Bradshaw on several occasions and he was always generous with his time, considerate in his response, and kind with his manner.

My Sincere And Deepest Condolences To The Bradshaw Family
Jimmy And I Talk A Few Times During Las Vegas Seminar He Left
A Good Impression On Me That I Will Always Remember.
Rest In Peace Good Man.

Ignacio

R.I.P. "HAT"

"Peace be with you and your family."

Larry Smyth

R.I.P. Jim

My condolences to LeRoi and the Bradshaw family.
It was a true honor being able to call and speak with Jim. Any time I needed
some help or something explained he always was available to help.
I'm going to miss you Jim Bradshaw. You were a true gentleman with a lot of class. A man's man all the way.

Charles Rescigno

From Howard Sartin (from a longer letter he faxed me today):

"For 24 years, Jim was my best friend, Methodology teacher, and, during the most productive times, my computer programmer. I would spend a month each year in Oklahoma and would produce advances in computer handicapping ahead of the capacity of imitators to catch up. Bradshaw handicapped so many thousands of races with our programs that his unique and insightful brain was able to successfully predict winners without a computer."

Howard told me he lost his best friend. They had talked a few weeks ago, just before Jim's surgery. Howard talked with LeRoi yesterday.

Ted

Ted
That is so good that you heard from Doc
How sad this is.Two such close friends Its so sad
Doc many times would try to cheer me up
saying there is a track in heaven, Jimmy must be matching them up
up there
Thank you and Mary Jr for setting Howard up
with the fax machine

Sad but I am feeling better that Doc can let us know his feeelings

Please send Doc my best wishes and feelings

Bill