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.
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Uncle Brad to Dean and Ashley
Christmas Day 1986 with Nana and Pop at Edgar’s Road Lalor.
Brad is Dean and Ashley’s beloved favourite uncle. Then and now 💙💙💙
Rest easy Brad xxx
Robynne & Ross
Thank you, Brad for the fun, the laughter, the adventures, and the countless wonderful memories. We will cherish them forever. Uncle Kaka and Godfather to our Hugh. Erin and Hugh spent so much time together when they were little. 💙
You were loved by so many and will be missed more than words can say.
Rest easy, mate.
Playing for the Maroondah Misfits Masters Rugby Team, more a family or whanau
Mong scored one try from a forward pass (according to the referee, who let it go, due to the berating he would get) but it still counts
This is how I always think of Brad. We in the Misfits Rugby team knew him as Mong. Cheeky, witty, shit stirrer and all round mate's mate. Rest easy brother.
Lots of people will remember Brad for being funny, silly and making everyone laugh. I'll always remember him as my favourite uncle.
I have always felt so loved by Uncle Mong. He had a way of making me feel special, and he was always generous with his love.
I've included photos of a pet rock I made him when I was four and a vase I made him years later as an adult. He has kept the pet rock safe all these years, and shed happy tears when he opened the vase. These photos remind me how loved he always made me feel.
Love you always, UM xx ❤️
Thank you for being my Uncle Mong. Throughout my life you’ve always been there cheering me on. Even from Melbourne his support never felt far. I always loved his itch for travel, to explore the world. His hugs were always amazing and full of love. I love you Uncle Mong and am going to miss you a lot
Dear Wendy and family
I loved working with Brad and learnt many new ways of thinking from him. I'm thinking of you all as you navigate forward. Sending big warm hugs to you all. Rob xoxox
Condolences to Brad’s family, friends and work colleagues.
I only knew Brad in his role of CEO at Austswim and his legacy will live on.
A sad loss.
Sending love and strength to Wendy and family on the passing of Brad. Brad was always a kind and wonderful man, and I appreciated his support and understanding throughout all my dealings with him while he was with Austswim. May God comfort you in your grief and loss. x
Wendy, Erin, Conal and family. I am very sorry for your loss. My sincere condolences during this difficult time.
It was truly an honour and privilege to have worked with Brad. Wishing you all strength and comfort in the days ahead.
Wen ,Erin Connell and Rowan ,
Heart goes out to you guys !
Brad stories will just get bigger and memories you will all cherish ,
When yours hearts stop breaking just smile about the good times n love you have grief never goes we just manage it better , love Kath n Helen 😔❤️😄
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