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- Joseph was a kindly type of man. He liked the outdoors and sports. He helped train prise fighters and may have managed some fighters. He was a quite person but he loved to fish and crab. He had a job at the New Orleans Public Service as a night-watchman and in later years as a daytime security man.
Supplementing the bequest of his sister, Mary (Mamie) Bradley, he willed all his estate, except for some small gifts to Religious Institutions, to Mary Daisy Robertson. His will was dated March 21,1962.
The following obituary appeared in one of the New Orelans Newspapers-
"BRADLEY-On Monday, January 21, 1963, at 6:30 o'clock p.m., Joseph J.
Bradley, sone of the late Jane Walsh and Patrick Bradley; brother of the late Mary E. Bradley, Margaret Bradley deFour, Anna Lee Bradley, Arthur J and Benjamin Bradley and William J. Bradley, Sr.; undcle of Mrs. George Montgomery Jr., William J. Jr., and Owen J. Bradley; age 72 years; a native of New Orleans, La.
"Relatives and friends of the family, also employees of Bank of New Orleans are invited to attend the funeral.
"Services from the auxillary funeral home of Jacob Schoen & Son, In., 3827 Canal St. at N. Scott on Wednesday, Jamuary 23, 1963, at 11:15 o'clock a.m. with Reguiem Mass at St. Alphonsus Church, 2030 Constance St.
"Interment in St. Patrick No., 2 Cemetery."
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