With heavy hearts we announce the sudden death of Bradley James Haggerty (HAG).
Brad will be sadly missed by family and friends. His family was his pride and joy, his greatest role in life was being a loving husband to his high school sweetheart, soul mate and best friend Tammy Haggerty. Loving father to his two sons, Brad Jr (BJ) & Ashley Haggerty and Wyatt & Angelina Haggerty.
He was passionate about his profession, mentoring many along the way, from his sons following his footsteps, walking on the iron. A person of honesty, one you could count on and did not hesitate to help anyone in need.
Brad and his family and friends were practically inseparable throughout their lives, from paddling to boating, to then hunting, riding and quading. They were together through it all, with naps in between.
We could not have asked for a better husband, father, brother and friend, and will miss Brad every day. His memory will live on in the hearts of all those who loved him.
“Heaven just got a little rowdier”
Brad was predeceased by his father Robert Haggerty, brother Neil Haggerty, step-father Frank Dalgleish and brother-in-law Bob Sterling. He is survived by his loving wife Tammy Haggerty, sons Brad Jr (Ashley) and Wyatt (Angelina) and mother Darl-Ann Haggerty. Loving brother of Liz Sterling and step-brother of Shirley Bartle and Dwayne Dalgleish. He will also be missed by several nieces, nephews, family and friends.
The family wishes to express their deep gratitude for the kindness, love and support shown during this difficult time, to all the loving family, members of the Lambton County detachment of the OPP, Lambton Fire & Emergency Services, Lambton County Emerge medical Services, all the doctors and nurses at the Wallaceburg Emerge and L.H.S.C. Victoria Campus Hospital.
He is resting at the Eric F. Nicholls Funeral Home Ltd. 639 Elgin St., Wallaceburg.
Following his wishes, cremation has taken place. A celebration of life will take place at a later date.
As an expression of sympathy donations to OFAH Foundation ( https://www.ofahfoundation.org/ ) may be left at the funeral home.
