Birth date: Mar 1, 1961 Death date: Jul 6, 2013
William “Bradley” Dugger, 52, of Boody, IL, passed away Saturday, July 6, 2013 at Decatur Memorial Hospital. Brad was born March 1, 1961 in Jacksonville, IL, the son of Pete and Della (Dunmire) Eeten and son of Harley Joe and Jud Read Obituary
Lit a candle in memory of William "Bradley" Dugger
Daniel and family you are all in our prayers. Never will forget you telling us the story about Brad and the squirrel. Debbi Lewis and family
As a student, only briefly getting to work with Brad, he gave so much inspiration to our futures of being x-ray techs. Brad was most compassionate about his patients and always wished then well in and out of the rooms. He was very good at making those around him laugh and enjoy their day. I truly wish the family of Brad peace in his passing, and I mourn with you for the loss of such an outstanding man.Brad, you will be sincerely missed.
Marti and I are so very sorry for your loss. Brad was a dear friend. I first met Brad while I was a resident with SIU 15 years ago and worked very closely with him for many years at DMH Corporate Health. He will be greatly missed.Lee and Marti Barnes
Mr SuperDugger will always be greatly and sadly missed by all
I remember working many a long night just Brad and I…..taking care of many people that came through the ER….had many conversations about life, a lot of BS, and good jokes….Oh yeah we also got to do a few x-rays in between….But a few years before that I remember him coming into my hospital room in ICU taking my chest x-ray after a car accident…..his calm demeanor, jovial attitude and care…gave me something to strive for when I became an x-ray tech.Great guy…lost track of him until a few months ago, when I saw him out running an errand….You will be missed my friend..Dave Hardwick
I worked alongside Brad at St. John's. He always had a smile on his face and was a great guy to be around. My husband and I became his friends outside of work. We are both so very sorry to learn of his passing. Our prayers to his family.
I knew Brad from DMH. I cleaned his trailer:). He was ready with a smile and good word. Called us honey. I am sorry he had to leave. Diane Mears
Jessica, my sister Sarah and I send our deepest sympathies and condolences to you and your family. I know your dad loved you and your brother very much and I'm saddened to learn of his passing. Keeping you in our thoughts & prayers, Tom Kidd
Many memories of Brad with his infectious smile and wit. There has never been and never will be any person that was so kind to all the people/patients he came in contact with. I will always remember the memorable canoe trip down the Kanakakee River. He will be sorely missed by all. May peace like a river help restore all of you eventually.Ty Batthauer
