Mr. Bradley John Maunsell's story starts on December 26, 1969, when he was born in Australia to parents Thomas Maunsell and Helen Maunsell. When Bradley was 28, he married his wife, Wendy Maree Hammond. Bradley became a father to Erin Niamh Maunsell and Conall Padraig Maunsell and made his home in Ringwood North. Bradley is loved by family and friends alike. He will be missed and always remembered. We encourage you to help keep his story alive by sharing a memory or reflection.
Thank you for adding a memory. It means a lot to comfort families and to keep the memory of Brad alive.
Thank you for your message. It means a lot to comfort families and to keep the memory of Brad alive.
Thinking of you all at this time and may you find Love and and the Lord’s grace
Kind regards
Tracey Cahill and family
I had the privilege of working with Brad for more than 20 years through the many websites we built together for small businesses, community groups, and organisations across regional Victoria. ...
I had the privilege of working with Brad for more than 20 years through the many websites we built together for small businesses, community groups, and organisations across regional Victoria.
Brad was one of the most genuine, knowledgeable, and hardworking people I have ever met. No matter the challenge, he was always there with a solution, support, or advice.
One of the things I will always remember was Brad's love of numbering his email responses. If you asked three questions, you would receive the following:
1. An answer to the first question.
2. An answer to the second question.
3. An answer to the third question.
He even trained his IT team to do the same. It was classic Brad, organized, practical, and efficient, while somehow making life easier for everyone around him.
Many years ago, while developing a website for our community-owned Learn to Swim pool in Alexandra, I discovered just how passionate he was about water safety and swimming education.
At the time, I had no idea of the enormous contribution he was making to the aquatic industry through AUSTSWIM.
Thank you, Brad, for your friendship, guidance, support, and the many years we worked together. Your contribution to so many people, businesses, and organisations will continue long into the future.
1. You will be missed, Brad.
2. Thinking of Wendy, your gorgeous kids, and all your family, workmates, and friends at this difficult time.
3. Rest in peace.
– Sam Hicks
BM, your strength, work ethic, dry sense of humour and honest conversations will stay with me forever. Thank you for the chats, the understanding, and the way you always made ...
BM, your strength, work ethic, dry sense of humour and honest conversations will stay with me forever. Thank you for the chats, the understanding, and the way you always made sense of things through logic, numbers and perspective.
To Wendy, Erin and Conall, BM’s strength and humour will continue to live on through you. It was clear how deeply he valued his family and the people closest to him, and I hope you can feel that same strength surrounding you now, carried through the memories, stories and love so many hold for him.
May the road always stretch out before you, the sun warm your back, and every sunrise and sunset remind us of the adventures he loved. Ride free, BM. 🏍️
I was privileged to work with Brad in his time at AUSTSWIM. Brad had hos quirky emails with everything numbered and it always made me smile. Brad was professional, kind ...
I was privileged to work with Brad in his time at AUSTSWIM. Brad had hos quirky emails with everything numbered and it always made me smile. Brad was professional, kind and caring and always made time to chat despite his workload and health challenges. I will miss his presence and big smile, Rest in Peace Brad.
Heartfelt condolences to Brad's family and friends.
I am grateful for the guidance, support, and trust Brad gave me over the years. His presence will be greatly missed, and his memory will remain with all of us. ...
I am grateful for the guidance, support, and trust Brad gave me over the years. His presence will be greatly missed, and his memory will remain with all of us. RIP.
As an AUSTSWIM Trainer, I was fortunate to meet Brad during his time as CEO. I will remember him as a genuine and supportive leader who cared deeply about AUSTSWIM, ...
As an AUSTSWIM Trainer, I was fortunate to meet Brad during his time as CEO.
I will remember him as a genuine and supportive leader who cared deeply about AUSTSWIM, its trainers, and the aquatic industry. Thank you for your dedication, passion, and service.
My sincere condolences to Brad's family and loved ones.
You will be missed.
As trainer for AUSTSWIM I got to meet Brad when he was acting CEO. From there I got to meet an amazing gentleman who saw and supported what we do ...
As trainer for AUSTSWIM I got to meet Brad when he was acting CEO. From there I got to meet an amazing gentleman who saw and supported what we do as trainers. I truly appreciate his understanding of remote community training and his passion for ensuring everyone had equal access to courses.
Thanks for all your passion, knowledge and support to AUSTSWIM and our greater industry needs.
Much love and condolences to your family. You will be missed
I knew Mong from rugby always by your side job to do he would be first to volunteer. Brad played the joker but underneath was a sincere generous man RIP ...
I knew Mong from rugby always by your side job to do he would be first to volunteer. Brad played the joker but underneath was a sincere generous man
RIP gentleman Brad.