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Bradley "BA" Todd Allen

Indianapolis, IN, USA

June 21, 1965 - April 8, 2021

Jun 21, 1965 - Apr 8, 2021

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Leslie Lipman

Today like many days I thought of BA . I thought of my favorite times with him and miss him so dearly. Bradley you would be so proud of Angie and your boys. They are honoring you every day by the men they have become and the mom and grandma Angie always was and still is.

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Susie Allen

Yesterday was your birthday , June 21…the longest day of the year. I posted.a poem and picture of my “Son”flower... Read more Yesterday was your birthday , June 21…the longest day of the year. I posted.a poem and picture of my “Son”flower garden and a ... Read more Yesterday was your birthday , June 21…the longest day... Read more

Helen Deck

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Melody Haddix

Thinking of the Allen family and friends today. Brad, we miss you!

We celebrate your birthday today by remembering all the great memories you gave us!

Happy Birthday Brad!

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Helen Deck

Happy Birthday, Brad and honkhonkwave! You were way too fun to work with! You'll always be remembered. Helen Deck

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Mike Morgan

Bradley was a longtime neighbor of mine and he always was a role model to all of the children in our neighborhood by example and character!!! I will always miss him waving when he drove by with a smile on his face!!! Mike Morgan

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Phyliss Anne

I first met Brad when I was assigned to proctor ISTEP in his classroom several years ago. I'd never been to the school and did not know anyone. Brad was so friendly and kind. On our breaks, he'd talk a lot about his family, how much he loved Angie and how proud he was of his boys, Austin and Parker. It was clear- Brad had his priorities right! After that week, I'd see Brad from time to time at IPS meetings, etc. He was always just so nice and genuine. I'm so very sorry for your loss.

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Patricia Trainor

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Kathy Flaherty

I posted earlier as a parent when I was involved in the pta many years ago.
I remember him telling kids to study hard .Or you might be asking people
Do you want fries with that? That was the first time I had heard that ..

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Brooklynn Rush

I learned to thank before I act, always listen and be kind. Brooklynn

I learned there was never a dull moment. Mr.Allen was fun in class. Bre

I learned not to mess with Mr.Allen as he was just as stubborn as I was. He was the coolest male teacher I ever had. Braxton.

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Jim Anderson

2019, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, West 16th Street, Indianapolis, IN, USA

One of my favorite pictures of Brad and Parker.

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Susan Wimmer

Jim Anderson

Brad and I met via BMX racing in 1980, which turned into a life long friendship. It’s hard to put into words what he meant to me over the years. Some of my fondest memories are when he showed up with Austin as an infant and was beaming with pride, beaming! Spring Break 85 to Fort Lauderdale in his 70-something Datsun 240 Z, 36 hours total driving, his radiator hose blew out in my driveway when we got home, we were living right! The countless music shows we went to together! Attending the Donald Davidson Indy 500 history class in 07, Brad knew more about 500 history than anyone! I always loved looking forward to May every year to see him at the track, our favorite place. It will never be the same. I will miss Brad very much but know he impacted the world in a big way.
I know most of all Brad loved and was proud of his family, God Bless them.
“A calm sea never made a good sailor”

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Susan Wimmer

Brad is my second cousin. He was born between my 7th & 8th grade year. Unfortunately, for me I knew him only from a distance, not up close and personal. Almost 14 years older I was off on my own growing up adventures and living hundreds of miles away from Indiana for many years. I did however learn a lot about him over the years through the eyes and heart of his loving dad, my cousin Bud and his dear loving mother, Susie.
I knew Brad became a man of strong character with qualities of kindness, hard work, compassion, strength, endurance and oh yes, a love for adventure and racing! My heart has ached and prayed for his health over the years. The best I can offer is my continued love and prayers to you, my family, asking the God of all comfort to carry you in all the days ahead. He is faithful and will not leave you or forget about you. Now we see in a mirror dimly, but then, face to face. I love you!

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Stephanie Skirvin

Mr. Allen was my 4th grade teacher. That was in 1995, 26 years ago. I am now 35 years old and I remember him like it was yesterday. He was an amazing man, very caring and such a kind heart. He always said I’d be a terrible driver and my nick name would be “swervin skirvin”, he also said I’d make a great lawyer because I liked to argue a lot. Cracked me up every time he said those things to me. He had a great sense of humor! I’m so saddened to hear the loss of him and my heart goes out to the family. I’m thinking of you all during this difficult time. I’m blessed to have known him.

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Carey Dahncke

My thoughts and prayers go out to Angie, Austin and Parker. Brad was a terrific teacher who positively touched the lives of many students over the years. I count myself very lucky to have had the chance to work alongside him (albeit years ago). His humor and good natured attitude was something I greatly appreciated. We are all better people after having known and spent time with Brad.

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Melody Haddix

Angie and my Allen family, I will miss Brad dearly. There are just no words. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

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Debbie Bollet

Indianapolis, IN, USA

We shared such beautiful memories together. We all lived on a cozy cul-de-sac and enjoyed all of our kids growing up together. I remember times when we would have cookouts Brad would bring sushi always put a smile on my face. I shall forever miss you Brad Allen❤

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Cierra Sandlin

Mr. Allen was an amzing teacher. I couldn't wait to graduate and tell him how much I accomplished thanks to him. I'm sad to see him go so soon but he is in a better place now. This world is too cruel for his pure heart ❤

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DIANA BRADBURY

I see those baby blues BRADLEY - You were the most beautiful little boy. Growing up to be a handsome young... Read more I see those baby blues BRADLEY - You were the most beautiful little boy. Growing up to be a handsome young man. Your mom and... Read more I see those baby blues BRADLEY - You were the most ... Read more

Heather Wildrick

Best 6th grade teacher ever ! You will be greatly missed but memories will last forever . Prayers for your family

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Susan Wimmer

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