- It is with broken hearts we announce the unexpected passing of Bradley Earle Keith Webster. At only 45, he was taken from us far too soon.
Brad's love of soccer and basketball was lifelong and he poured that passion into coaching and volunteering, giving countless kids the same joy he found in the game. Some of his happiest moments were spent snowboarding with his wife and daughters, carving through fresh powder; sailing aboard their sailboat, exploring the Chester islands and camping across the province in their tent trailer, creating memories his family will cherish forever. Brad brought light, joy and comfort to every room he walked into. He worked hard and played hard, living life at full speed and with a full heart. He never took a compliment and always went out of his way to make the person in front of him feel important. He was a rare find and all who knew him knew this. He will be missed dearly by all he touched. His legacy of love lives on in his children, his wife, his sister, his nephews, cousins and every child he coached.
Brad was also surrounded by a large family of brothers at RKO Steel, his ironworker family, whose bond with him ran deep and a large circle of friends who loved him dearly.
He was predeceased by his grandparents, Joyce and Keith MacInnis and June and Earle Webster Sr., who we trust were there and welcomed him into their loving arms.
Arrangements for cremation have been entrusted to DeMont Family Funeral Home & Cremation Service. There will be a private and intimate family service held. A public celebration of life will be held at a later date.
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1980 - 2025 (45 years)
