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BRADLEY, Leona VanHyfte



Source: Obituary from a collection of Fauniel Hershbarger

Mrs. Leona Van Hyfte Bradley, 65, a former area resident who has lived at Crestview, Florida, since 1945, died Dec. 14, 1978, at the Okaloosa County Memorial Hospital at Crestview. Born Feb. 26, 1913, in Attica, she was the daughter of Charles and Rosa Verhey Van Hyfte. She was married May 29, 1942, to Wayne Bradley who survives. Mrs. Bradley resided in the home of Frank Y. Shelby in Covington while attending Covington High School. She graduated in 1932 and attended the St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing in Danville, where she graduated in 1935. She had been employed as a nurse at the Danville Veterans Hospital and retired in 1973 from the Elgin Air Force Base Hospital in Florida. Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Cheri) Livingston of Grand Junction, Colo., and Mrs. Sam (Barbara) Brown of Crestview; a brother John W. Van Hyfte of Attica; four sisters, Mrs. Floyd (Alice) Cooper and Mrs. Woodrow (Clara) Wolfe, both of Attica, Mrs. John (Janet) Keyes of Veedersburg rural route and Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) Crowder of Covington rural route; and four grandchildren. Services at Crestview, followed by cremation. The family has requested that memorials be in the form of donations to the Van Bradley Nursing Scholarship Fund, to be left with the Whitehurst Funeral Home.
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Source: Lafayette Journal and Courier Fri 15 Dec 1978 p 4

Attica – Mrs. Leona VanHyfte Bradley, 65, a retired nurse, died Wednesday night in Okaloosa County Hospital, Crestview, Fla where she had been a patient two months. She had been in ill health one year. Born in Fountain County she resided at Laurel Hill, Fla. She was a registered nurse at Eglin Air Force Hospital, Eglin Field, Fla before retiring in 1976.  Surviving with her husband, Wayne, are two daughters, Mrs. Sam (Barbara) Brown of Laurel Hill and Mrs. Richard (Cheryl) Livingstone of Grand Junction, Colo; a brother, John VanHyfte of Attica; and four sisters, Mrs. Floyd (Alice) Cooper and Mrs. Woodrow (Clara) Wolfe both of Attica; Mrs. John (Jeanette) Keyes of Veedersburg and Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) Crowder of Covington. – kbz

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