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Bradley Paul Oliveri Born September 28, 1955 in Fort Worth Texas age 66 Brad successfully built Conroe Empire Electric founded in 1978, and was his passion to be fair, honest, and giving to not only his customers but his employees who were very special to him along with everything that his company represented. He moved to New Jersey for 2 years and couldn't wait to get back to Texas, A True Texan he was! Had love for music, and playing his drums. Went to Sam Houston, played in a band on weekends and all to provide for his family. Such a hard worker, he worked all day. Was in the Army, defending his country. Had a huge love for animals and such a generous heart. ALWAYS GIVING! So much so he received the Spirit award of the battered woman's shelter for all he did for them. He loved bringing the entire family together, whether it was cheering on the Packers, gambling with his girl, or looking for a lake to teach his grandsons how to fish on a hot summer day. As long as the family was together, that's all that mattered. We were so lucky to have him. He enriched his family's lives and the lives of everyone he touched. Preceded in death by: Mother Lucille Staffon Oliveri Father Paul Benson Oliveri Sisters Phyllis, Janice, Carol Lynn Oliveri Daughter Regina Granddaughter Mia Barnes Nephew Matthew Stecher Son in law Darren Brien Brother in law Bill Smith The Family Of: Beloved husband of Suzanne Oliveri Father of Lesley and husband Brayden Barnes Father of Katherine Gosselin Brother of Paula Oliveri-Smith Uncle of Tracy Stecher and husband Jim Three grandchildren Liam, Sully and Silas Barnes Beloved brother in law of Darlene and Charles Gaudaur & family, David & Marta Kadoski & family, Wayne & Joanne Kadoski & Family
In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Brad's memory to the Animal Shelter Volunteer's of Texas (ASVT), PO Box 476, Montgomery TX 77356, which was an organization very near and dear to his heart.
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