Birth date: Jun 12, 1934 Death date: Mar 26, 2013
Bradley H. Rehbock Brad was born in Tacoma in 1934 to Harold and Pearl Rehbock. He died on March 26, 2013 from complications following surgery. After graduating from Clover Park High School in 1952, Brad served our country for f Read Obituary
Julaine, you have been in our prayers. I have been remembering our last visit to Tacoma, it was fun to play cribbage with Brad and we really enjoyed being a part of your Fantasy Football/Monday Night Football routine. We will miss him. Please let us know if there is anything we can do.
Love, Jenny Ott
Julaine, I am so sorry for your loss. I hope you will be able to find peace in knowing how happy you made Brad. My best memory of Brad is when we went digging for clams, but the water was still too high and we had to dig around blindly. Afterwards he made us clam chowder because we were actually able to find clams! Brad will live on in our hearts and he will be deeply missed.
Love always, your niece, Kelly
Brad, you will be missed. I was so lucky to have you be the Lead when I came to Tacoma; you showed me the ropes and we shared lots of laughs. I hope that you, Jack and Frank are together again up there.... just the thought of that makes me smile!!!
You are leaving us too soon my friend -- Love Julie Knight
Gloria: Sorry to hear about Brad. Sister Barbara says he had been sick for some time. I still remember the times we went swimming on Steilacoom lake at your house. Hope you are doing well and God Bless.
Bill Kerry
We will miss you. We will miss your sense of humor, your laughter, the gentleness and sweetness you showed to the ones you loved, especially your beloved Julaine and Sitka. I will never see your favorite pansies or eat a bowl of "beanless" chili that I won't think of you. I hope you have found a casino in Heaven where you can hit the big win and celebrate. You are missed, but the memories will be with us forever. Love and prayers, Kay and Al
