Bradley Gillam Obituary

I miss you so much, dad. More than words could ever describe. I turned 29 four days ago.
I love you, I love you, I love you.
Happy (almost) Father´s Day.

Really sad to hear this. Always enjoyed having him in our group during the Lands´ End golf outings.

So sad to hear this. Condolences to the family.

Sorry for your loss. Good memories of seeing Brad at the Gillam family home in Findlay on my frequent visits across the backyard.

I was blessed to first know Brad from school in Findlay Ohio. He is so well loved by all! Sending his beautiful wife and family heartfelt comfort and peace! We are all better people for knowing Brad.

I am so sad to hear of the passing of Brad and can´t imagine the broken hearts of the loved ones he leaves behind. Far too many years have gone by since I have seen Brad. I never knew him to be anything but kind, funny and full of life. When I was a teenager he took me for a flight! He had great fun tipping, dipping and tilting the plane and even getting to point where he stalled the engine in mid air, trying to see how terrified I could get!!! I remember it dropping (and I was absolutely terrified!!) and he suddenly starts it back up. Thankfully I didn´t get sick on plane, but when we got home Lois took one look at my ghostly white face and said, "Brad! What did you do?" I think she knew exactly what kind of a ride he had most likely taken me on!! There were also the years where at Christmas time Brad would bless us with wonderful discounts to Lands End! We were on a very limited budget and to be able to afford quality clothing (Lands End was amazing in those days!!) like that was something special! Both of those remembrances show his humor and kindness! To Sheila, Carly and Greer, Lois and Tod, I send my deep sympathy and prayers for peace and comfort in your sorrow. With Love, Karin

My deepest sympathy to Sheila, Lois and the entire GIllam family. I only met Brad and Tod a few times at family gatherings as we all lived in other states, but I remember how charming and handsome Lois's boys were. May the love of family, friends and coworkers bring comfort. My prayers for each of you.

I worked with Brad at Lands´ End in the 1990´s. What a brilliant guy, with an infectious humor. The Zoet family send their condolences on Brad´s passing to his family. What a great, great guy! I am so sorry to hear of his passing. Much love to you all as your journey through grief. ~ Lisa Zoet

Sending my sympathies to Todd and Brad´s families.

My sympathy to the entire family, worked with Brad and he joined us for lunches with a few of us at Village Green on occasion.

To Sheila, Carly, Greer and extended family I am deeply saddened by this news and have all of you in my thoughts and prayers.
Brad was more than a friend, he was like a brother to me. While working at Lands´ End we had lunch together nearly everyday for 10 years. I was likely "Gilly Golf" member #6 or #7 and had a full time slot starting in 1992, what great times. We met every Saturday morning at sunrise at the Pleasant View Golf course for the all to short Wisconsin golf season. We´d add two cans of beer to our bags at the start of each round for what Brad called Saturday morning "Beerios".
Brad and I shared so much laughter at work and on the course, I will forever cherish those memories. Rest in peace my brother.