Bradley E. Fink, born In Winter Haven, Florida, passed away suddenly the evening of June 25, 2021 while at his home in Daytona Beach, Florida.

While growing up in Oneonta, Bradley loved playing sports, especially baseball. As he got older, he developed a keen interest in the arts and music. In his early teens he began playing the guitar. A talent and passion that he carried with him until his passing.

Brad also excelled in school, joking often that the curriculum was not challenging enough for him. He was an avid reader and enjoyed reading across all genres.  He attended Ithaca College after high school where he studied creative writing. Bradley was a gifted writer, artist, musician and lover of books.

After college Brad remained in Ithaca,for a few years, then he moved to Los Angeles, CA where he worked in sales. He enjoyed traveling and had the opportunity to visit Guatemala and Spain, finally settling down in Daytona Beach, FL. There he worked as Sales Manager for A-Plus Moving and Storage.

Brad enjoyed spending time with family and friends, spreading joy with his contagious smile wherever he went. Anyone that crossed paths with him during his journey will be able to testify to his colorful spirit and positive energy.

Bradley is survived by his mother, Lizabeth Fink of Oneonta; his brother, William Fink and his wife, Mackenzie, along with their daughters Averie Louise and Lilian Grace of Peckville, PA. He is also survived by his grandfather, John Chicorelli of Oneonta; his aunt, Lisa (William) Barnes of Stamford; his aunt Loraine (Nicholas) Iampietreo of Warrington, PA; his uncle, Paul (Deborah) Chicorelli of Oneonta; and his aunt, Linda (Michael) Gilmore also of Oneonta. Not to mention numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins who he was very close with and loved dearly.

He was predeceased by his loving grandmother, Nancy Chicorelli of Oneonta.

The family will be holding a celebration in honor of Bradley's life on August 21, 2021 at Fortin Park, 101 Young's Road, hanger #1, Oneonta from 3 PM until dusk.  There will be food and beverages served. Attendees to the celebration will also have access to the Oneonta Sports Park during that time.

Arrangements were made by Oneonta's only family-owned Funeral Home Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono at 51 Dietz Street.

"What do you want me to do

To do for you to see you through?

It's all a dream we dreamed

One afternoon long ago

Walk into splintered sunlight

Into your way through dead dreams to another land

Maybe you're tired and broken

Your tongue is twisted with words have spoken and thoughts unclear

What do you want me to do

To do it for you to see it through?

A box of rain leaves the pain

And love will see you through"

Box of Rain- The Grateful Dead (1970)