Theresa Jane "Terri" (Kenney) Bradley

1956 – 2025

Moncton, NB – Middleton, NS

It is with deepest sorrow that Terri's family share her passing in Moncton, NB on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025. She was born to Pauline (Jackson) Spicer and the late Arden Kenney on September 5, 1956 in Annapolis General Hospital and later spent her childhood in Middleton. From an early age Terri had a passion for music leading to piano and tap dancing. But it was in high school that she became a gifted musician in Wilf Harvey's school band where her talent in the flute section blossomed. She took part in both local and international concerts and competitions, summer music school at Mt. Allison University and continued playing during her adult years. Terri often mentioned that her flute was her best friend. She was an avid swimmer and spent her summer teenage years at the local pool and elsewhere instructing and lifeguarding. After high school, Terri graduated from the Halifax Infirmary's School of Nursing. She spent many years both in NS and NB as a competent and amazing nurse before moving to the surgery field where she finished her career. Embracing life with a gentle, loving nature, Terri became not only the center point of her family in marriage and motherhood, but remained an incredible daughter and sister in her birth family. She held a close relationship with aunts, uncles and cousins who span the globe and with her loyal stepdad, Clayton as well as friends and colleagues in the medical field. Left to grieve Terri's passing are her sons, Nick (Whitney), Toronto; Alex (Mark), Calgary; her mother Pauline Spicer; sister Jacquie (Bruce) Robinson; and brothers Greg (Bonnie) and Jeff (Melissa) Kenney. In addition, Terri is survived by the father of her children, Mike Bradley; and brother-in-law and best friend, Bill Bradley of Halifax. In keeping with Terri's wishes, a graveside service will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 14, 2025 in Pine Grove Cemetery, Middleton where Terri will rest eternally with family members. Relatives and friends are invited to join us as we honour Terri's memory. A reception will follow in Middleton Funeral Home. All are welcome. Donations to the Alzheimer's Society of Canada in memory of Terri are graciously accepted. Online guestbook may be signed by visiting: www.middletonfuneralhome.com

"Rest in Peace our Dear Terri"