Memories of Bradley "Brad" W Pavek

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Bradley "Brad" W Pavek

Fargo, ND

December 11, 1956 - March 7, 2023

Dec 11, 1956 - Mar 7, 2023

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Kari Marsh

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Kari Marsh

Brad was always there when we would visit Fargo. He would request some sweet treat from me - fudge nut bars w/o nuts were one of his favorites. We(his siblings) made cookies in his honor the day after he passed! We miss you Brad but know you are without health issues.

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Phil Hunt

My dog and I miss the visits with Brad during neighborhood walks. He was generous with (dog) treats and conversation. Always curious about what was going on with people and full of personal anecdotes about just about any topic. I always enjoyed when Brad related his appreciation for 70s/80s punk rock and new wave music -- an interest I (very much) shared with him. I was very impressed that he got to see Devo back in the day!

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Julie Warner

Monica, Savannah, Heath. John, Ashley, Hadleigh, Eason & Lillie. I was fortunate to be Brad's sister. He had a good sense of humor, liked to snitch raw cookie dough, enjoyed the outdoors & family gatherings. We are sorry that he left us too soon. He lives on in you.

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Kaye Sullivan

My siblings, Julie, JD, Brian, and Kari are all sad to have lost our brother this past March. Brad was unable to work, due to health issues for some time, but he continued to volunteer at the Pantry, filling boxes of food for the needy in the footsteps of our Dad. Both worked many years at the Pantry.

Brad was known for his wonderful dry humor, even near the end when he was feeling miserable. We miss him.

Kaye

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