Bradford Family
God's hand at work in Roxbury
Welcome!
This site serves several purposes.
First, it serves as conduit to reach Bruce Bradford and members of the Bradford Family. This also seems like a good venue to describe the ways God has blessed us and directed our family.
NOTE: This site is commonly pretty out of date...
An Introduction:
Bruce and Susan married in 1991 and have three wonderful children. Madeline is the oldest (18) and she loves music, reading, and friends. Jonathan (15) is the only boy and he is "all boy" in nearly every respect, and he is quite often very sweet and thoughtful. He loves LEGO (as we all do) as well as bike riding at Roxtreme and helping Dad outside. Abigail (13) is our sweet "baby" and really enjoys anything related to penguins or tiny things. She also likes cleaning... like her mother.
We are a family who home schools, and even though we are completing our 14th year, we are still learning and growing in the process.
The Bradford family moved to South Central PA about 12 years ago... in 2002, relocating from the Baltimore area (click here for a view of our old house) of Maryland. We felt like we were "home" from nearly the first day. We love the area and especially the people of the area. We have heard from some people that in other parts of the country people are even more friendly and inviting than here, but we find that hard to believe.
We feel like we are in "God's Country" and everything from the people and scenery to the weather (most of the time) and topography contributes to that feeling. We believe that God brought us here and grow stronger in that feeling and belief all the time. We have experienced God doing some miraculous things to get us here and also to keep us here.
We love our church and church family at LCC and only wish we could convince more of our family and friends to move here.
Want to know what is going on now?
Visit the
Roxtreme website
and learn more!
FWI:
FlameWorks Inspects
(an brief explanation)
FlameWorks
Inspects
(website - stub)
The FlameWorks shop has now been closed for years, but some
helpful info can still be found at:
FlameWorks.com
Starting to write about rural life and products.
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wordsmithing experiment.