Bradley Fuhrman

Brad, age 66 of Perrinton, MI passed away at his home Sunday, July 18, 2021.

Brad was born in Carson City, MI on October 25, 1954. Son of Fred and Mae (Shock) Fuhrman. He was preceded in death by his parents and sister Juli Fuhrman. He is survived by his loving wife of 45 years, Sue, son Andrew Fuhrman of Ithaca, MI, daughter Katie (Steve) Rose of Perrinton, MI, grandson Brody Rose, and brother Jason (Donna) Fuhrman of Pulaski, Tennessee. Brad retired from General Motors after 30 years of service. He enjoyed gardening, hunting, fishing, watching old western shows, sports, playing cards and marbles. Most of all he loved spending time with his grandson Brody and family. There will be a private celebration of life.

There will be a private celebration of life. Condolences may be left for the family online at www.bardenfuneralhome.com. The family is being served by Barden Funeral Homes of Ithaca, Michigan. 

Comments

[Sarah Pasch]

I will always remember Brad for his warm smile and incredible sense of humor. I spent so much of my childhood with the Fuhrman family and always felt so welcome in their home. Sending my love and condolences to everyone on your loss; Brad is truly irreplaceable.

[Al Droste]

I worked with Brad off and on for several years at Fisher Body in Lansing. We were good friends until our retirement years came. Brad and I shared many laughs together over the years and there was always a bet involved when my Pirates from PW played his Pirates from Fulton, I think he still owes me $5....Just kidding Brad. My condolences to the entire family.....Rest In Peace my fellow Pirate, co-worker and friend. Alan Droste, Pewamo

[Mike & Cheryl Leight]

Was in total shock hearing about Brad.I. worked with him for 30 years in Lansing..Had many good times at work and on couples volleyball Will miss his wit and his smile. Cheryl and I send our prayers condolences to Sue and his entire family.. RIP my friend.

[Kevin & Pam Fraker]

We were so shocked to hear of Brads passing. Kevin was remembering some fond childhood memories that he had growing up with Brad. I remember in high school that he always had gentle and kind words and a great smile. We will be praying for you Sue during this very difficult time.

[Terry & Karen (Gearhart) Nestle]

Sue and family-we just read in the paper that Brad passed away. Sending our deepest sympathy and prayers to all of the family that God will comfort you in the days ahead.
Sincerely,
Terry & Karen (Gearhart) Nestle

[Maxine Johnson]

Dear Sue sadly I just read about Brad's passing on Facebook Fishbody's page. Sending my sincere prayers for comfort and strength with heartfelt condolences to your family 😥 Not sure if you remember me, but you and Brad allowed us to come to your home and deer hunt on your land, well not me but my then husband (Sheridell Black) they worked together in the Body Shop. You both were very warm towards us. I remember feeling very comfortable and I enjoyed the hours we shared. ~RIP Brad~