Paul Bradley Jr., of Savannah, Georgia, was the assistant director in charge of the office of student activities at Georgia Southern University died after being involved in an automobile crash.
He suffered wounds in a car accident on June 23 and has been hospitalized since, has passed away as a result of his injuries on Sunday, July 2, 2023, according to a Facebook post.
Information about the burial rites will shortly be made available by the family.
Who was Paul Bradley Jr.?
Paul Bradley Jr. was born in Cross, South Carolina, but resides in Savannah, Georgia. After graduating from Cross High School in 2009, he continued studying at the College of Charleston, earning a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Science in 2013.
He continued his education at Georgia Southern University after earning his Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Counselling Education: Student Services in 2015.
Paul Bradley Jr. was a wonderful person who profoundly impacted many people’s lives. He forever changed everyone who had the honor of knowing him.
Paul was dedicated to improving the lives of students, from his tenure as an Assistant Director at the Office of Student Activities at Georgia Southern University to his position as a Former Program Coordinator for Student Involvement at Student Life & Engagement at Augusta University.
Additionally, he gave back to the community by serving others selflessly as a Bonner Leader at the College of Charleston.
His commitment was further demonstrated by his work as the College of Charleston Upward Bound Program’s tutoring coordinator and as a RA on campus.
Paul’s love of learning inspired him to attend Georgia Southern University to earn a degree in counseling education. He was a lifetime learner who constantly sought to increase his knowledge and abilities. His formative years were spent at his alma mater, Cross High School, and he then studied political science at the College of Charleston.
Tributes:
“To know me is to know I don’t deal with death. I have yet to be struck by that bullet at the age I can understand and grasp it. I always said that my first interaction with death as an adult, where it truly impacted me, would shake me to the core.
Paulie B. You will forever be in my heart. I am So blessed that Georgia Southern brought us together. I’m grateful for OSA making us graduate assistants. I’m grateful for simply learning to live and appreciate myself through YOU.
Your light, rainbow, and spirit will all continue to shine. I appreciate every phone call, text, FaceTime, etc., you have ever given me.
Rest Easy, my friend
Until Paulie B and Roseyonce meet again.
I love you.”
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