When I started working At CCI in 1986 Denny and Jeannie would come around every Monday morning at around 6:30 a.m. They would stop at each department and they would take time to pray for every department and every person in the department. This really made a impact on my life to see how much the two of them loved the company and everyone working for them and the trust they had in God to take care of everything because it truly was His company. I could tell you 100's of stories over the 23 years but I will hold it to one. Denny took me on several trips to either check out audio cassette loaders or visit other company's that ran audio cassettes so I could talk with other people that worked on them. I remember Denny would always find fun stuff for us to do while we were there. He took me to see the Illinois Railroad Museum (This was incredible). He also took me to see the Arch while we were there. We had ice cream and great meals. Denny Blessed me and my family in so many ways. He was always so loving and caring and always had time to listen and help.

Dear Aunt Jeannie, Mark, Julie and the rest of the family. Our hearts truly go out to you. We are praying for God's comfort and peace be yours at this difficult time. So wish we could have been at uncle Denny' s memorial. We heard so many good things about how precious it was. So many great memories shared. The Lord's presence was truly there. He was such a great guy....always kind and generous. Always friendly with a smile. We fondly remember at least a couple of times while he was in AZ for  work he would drive an extra 2 hours just to take us all out to dinner. Makes me cry just thinking about it. What a wonderful man!! We also appreciate him (you too Jeannie) being such a good friend(s) to my parents!! Some of their best times have been traveling with you guys!! I loved how Uncle Denny and my dad would check up on each other all the time...great buddies. He is going to miss that!!! We all will miss him but will see him in heaven one day where we all know he's eating the best food especially ice cream ❤. With much love and prayers,

We just returned from our grandson's wedding in Southern California last night.  We are so sorry that we could never get to Olympia in time to be with the family members that Denny loved so much.  He loved me and my family, too.  His love was the thing that made him so dear to many hearts.  That love was returned back to him.  I have felt for a long time that Denny was the heart of our extended Bishop family.  He seemed the center and doer to get people together in many ways.  I'll miss his phone calls.  We live up here in Grand Forks, BC and he was the only extended family member who came away here to visit us.  We love you, and will miss you Denny.

Denny,

I miss you friend and our time together,
Since you moved beyond my grasp.
So I'll wait a while, and once again,
We will meet when the time will last.
Not for an hour, not for a day,
Not for a year or two.
But thru out all time,
Good friends we'll be.
Having lunch,
Just me and you.

Rich Carlson

Denny has always been in my life when I was just a little girl.  He did my choir's sound years ago for the King's Choralaires under the direction of Mrs. Yates.  He was always at each practice and performance with his mics, etc.  After all these years I started working for CCI and worked side by side with Denny.  He taught me many things, especially how to shop at Costco correctly, how to plan parties at CCI, how to make his famous green punch, and of course, to shop for Tillamook ice cream, his favorite, especially the Chocolate Peanut Butter.  He always had such a gracious smile, always had encouraging words to say, always had time....always.  He was never in a hurry if you needed to talk to him.  Denny is such a Godly man in everything he did and said.  He is the perfect example of a Christian man.  

Denny is already missed by the employees at CCI Solutions.  He started the business 41 years ago and the business is still strong. We will miss his smile as he walked through the office.  

I will miss you, Denny, but I smile when I know you are at the feet of Jesus now, smiling and eating all the chocolate peanut butter ice cream imaginable.  

This is not goodbye, but see you later.  We will meet up again in Heaven.

What an amazing man  Denny had such a servant's heart. He taught me many things over the last 21 years, He was a true example of Christs Love. We traveled together visiting customers, Tulsa OK, Chicago, Florida, Arizona, Medford OR and CA and Texas.
 One of my fondest memories with Denny was visiting Blackstone Audio with Denny and Jeannie, cleaning cassette duplicators, walking through the local park, playing dominoes at the hotel, and listening to music on the drive home. Hearing stories of all he has done in his life, the places he has been, the lives he has touched. My second fondest memory (and I have many of them!) was attending the ISCS meeting in San Diego CA, and the other attendees deciding to go into Tijuana Mexico I had never done anything like this, so Denny took me under his wing and guided me through the entire adventure. There were times I was scared and nervous and just wanted to go back, and he stayed by my side, and laughed and made light of the situation. He knew how to handle the street vendors and pushy people selling their goods. He made me feel so safe and at ease.
Denny was always praying with us, encouraging us, helping direct us, giving tips on booking trips, where to travel, managing finances, where the best place was to eat and what dessert to order.
He was all about family and that meant his blood family and his CCI family.

He was always thanking me for my work at CCI, thanking me for doing my job, and so appreciative of what each of the employees do at CCI.

My heart hurts knowing I won't hear his shuffle as he comes into my office anymore, watching him hand out treats at Christmas time, the little black book he had all his important stuff written in. The phone calls just to check on our family and let us know he and Jeannie were praying for us. Serving punch at Christmas dinner, and scoping ice cream for our work socials. 
He was a dad to me the last 18 years since my father had passed. 
I am forever grateful for the Bradley family. I know he is free of all pain, and angels rejoiced as he entered the kingdom of HeavenDenny will live on in our hearts forever.

Shelly Larsen (Olympia WA)

Thirty seven years ago Denny was instrumental in steering my business in the right direction technically.  He and Jeannie have been wonderful friends ever since. My wife Connie and I will miss him terribly.  God bless both Denny and Jeannie.
Gary and Connie Challender
Spokane Wa.

My wife and I started an audiobook publishing business down in Ashland, Oregon, in 1987. At that time the medium we used was cassette tapes. In the early 90s we learned of CCI and began buying our tapes from them. While we paid for blank cassettes, we got a whole lot more.

Every year I received a call from Denny informing me that he was going to be stopping by. On his own initiative and for no additional charge, he proceeded to do a thorough work over and cleaning of each of our duplicating machines. He spent a minimum of 8 hours, sometimes more, and then insisted on taking my wife, children, and I to a nice dinner. I've been in the business world for over 45 years now, and I have NEVER received service and kindness that exceeds what Denny lovingly gave us. He was a gem, a one-of-a-kind gentleman. 

My heart goes out to Jeannie and his devoted family. I shall look forward to a heavenly reunion where hopefully I, freed of sin and selfishness, will be able to do something kind for him.

Denny and Jeannie have been wonderful "lifetime friends". We met more than 50 years ago.  Because of their generosity, we have experienced beautiful music, & seen places we never would have thought possible.  I am excited to know that Denny is with his Savior & seeing beautiful sights in heaven with his precious daughter and family and friends who have gone before.  I thank God for such wonderful friends!   Arlene & Leonard

I remember the days that Denny took Bibles to other parts of the World. He was definitely a man of actions with respect to his faith as well as his life. We will miss him.

I will miss his smiling face and generous spirit. He was kind to all and always took the time to chat with me at CCI functions, which I truly appreciated. The world has lost a blessing.

   Denny is one of those "once in a lifetime" friends who personified the character of Christ in his life.  In Ex 34:6 God proclaimed Himself to Moses describing His most important characteristics and I submit they fit Denny to a T; "... compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in lovingkindness and truth..." NAS .   Denny lived his life modeling those characteristics - to everyone, and everyone loved him for that.  There was never a more generous person you would ever meet and his business was second to his thoughtfulness of the principles God had instilled in him.   
    We are forever blessed to have sat at table with Denny and his beloved wife, Jeannie, so our hearts go out to her and the rest of his family at this time of loss, but we rejoice in knowing that Denny is no longer in pain, but is in wholeness with Christ, His redeemer!   Thank you, Denny for the kindnesses you allowed all of us to observe in your life and know that your footprints on our hearts will not disappear.

We will always cherish our memories of Denny. A dear friend who loved us with the love of Christ. Coming home to Olympia from South Africa it was our greatest joy to be at your house with the bible study family. We will  miss you but your memory will carry on in our hearts. Love you Dave and Joylynn SA.

Denny had such an impact on so many lives, including mine.  He will be missed. I'm so sorry that I will not be able to make it to the service. I will be on my way back to South Africa. I will be thinking about and praying for all of you as you remember a great man!

"Jay", he said, "you and I are analog guys in a digital age." We were strolling together during a break in a business meeting discussing the change in our respective businesses from cassettes to CDs and MP3 recordings. Our 30+ year relationship in the recording industry forged a great and precious friendship. His Christian faith, his dedication to excellence, and his generous spirit made him a man everyone admired. Although we were the same age, Denny was a mentor for me and I will miss him greatly. I will continue to draw inspiration from the example he set as a man of God, family and business. And, we will stroll together again some day. ~Jay D. Johnson, Tree Farm Communications, Inc.

I can not make the memorial service. Just want to said I will miss him. And to said sorry for guys loss to. I love you cousins.

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Denny Lee Bradley

November 30, 1939 – July 15, 2017

Mills & Mills Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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