On July 5, 1939, God decided to part the Heaven's sky and give us the most precious gift He could have ever created...that gift was called Victoria Bradley (Burch). He saw this angel was so special and unique that He wanted to share her with our earthly world, simply because He knew she would change it forever.

Born in Heaven and raised in Moncks Corner, SC, Mrs. Bradley was gifted to the late George Burch and late Annie Smith. From then, she would go on to attend school in the Berkeley County School District and be a part of the Class of 1959.  She would meet her late husband Mr. Lawrence Bradley, Sr., and together they would raise eight children of their own.

Mrs. Bradley was a devoted woman and active member of Nazareth Reformed Episcopal Church until her passing. She served on the Usher Board, was a member of the Pulpit Aid, and looked forward to the weekly Senior gathering. Outside the church, you could be sure to always spot her with any of her loving grands or great-grands.

To say that she will be missed, is an understatement. However, God looked down and saw that this angel He gifted this world with...although impossible, glowed more now than she did even back then.  He saw this amazing spot in His Garden in the Sky and decided that the spot was only worthy of the best. So, He opened the sky once more for her and decided that it was time for her to come home.  So as the saying goes, "a golden heart stop beating and hard working hands were put to rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, that He only takes the best."

Mrs. Bradley was preceded in death by her late husband Mr. Lawrence Bradley, Sr. and her son Mr. Benjamin Bradley.

She leaves to cherish her memory: four daughters, Janie Holmes, Juliana Bradley, Alice (Heyward) Shine and Abigail Bradley; three sons, Lawrence Bradley, Jr., Arthur Bradley, and George (Julia Mae) Bradley; loving sisters, Elouise Burch Smith and Viola (Emuel)Burch Green; brother, Isaiah Burch; ten grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews, a host of friends and other family members who will miss her dearly.