Carl BRADLEY Obituary

From the Committee and Members of Clan Macdonald, Yarraville - we send our heart-felt condolences and sympathy to Carl's family, to all Clan Donald members and friends. Carl was as large as life and had so very much to give. We know how sadly he will be missed by you all. Some are just taken from us far too early. We in Australia will miss Carl too. I can see more than hear, the sentiment and love for Carl in the service. I would love to have been with you all today. Tom Macdonald - Clan Chief.

Oh Carl, I am so sorry that you have been taken from us so soon. I will always be grateful to have had you in my life and for the fun and friendship we shared over the years as family and friend! Sending love to all of Carl’s family and friends at this time. The world seems a little less bright without you in it. XX

Soraidh sla'n MacDhomhnaill, farewell brother. You take the low road and I'll take the high road.... Lee and I send all our love to Carl's partner, his kids and family, Aikido family, clan family and academic family.. love to all.

It has always been a great pleasure to be Carl's colleague and friend. He will be very much missed by everyone.

Our thoughts go out to all of Carl's family and friends at this very sad time.
Carl was very much part of our family for over three decades.
A friend that always kept in touch and visited regularly regardless of how far he had to travel.
Will be sadly missed by all.

Morrison Clan

We were very sorry to hear of Carl's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Eila and Helen McDonald and Carolyn and Peter Sullivan.

The student of CRIM326 sends Dr Bradley's family our condolences. He was an amazing teacher that made learning exciting and he taught many of us to not only believe in ourselves but to love our degree. As third years we will continue to honour his legacy when we all walk across the stage as many of us would have not made it without Carl. You will be missed dearly in the criminology department. And we thank you for guiding us through a difficult paper and making it enjoyable.

I am very sad to hear about this. I was fortunate to know Carl in my capacity as a member of the History Programme at Massey University. Carl taught 148.114 Making new Zealand for me one semester when I was on research leave. We had many discussions about history and possible outlets for publishing his work. Carl's book Outlaw Bikers and Ancient Warbands will be published in August, a fitting tribute to his scholarship. Carl was a compassionate man who at one point combined his scholarly career with coordinating caregiving for people in need. He will be greatly missed.