Bradley Squirrel Wilson

Brad was born on February 7th, 1983 in Fort Riley Kansas to his parents, Jonnie Lynn and Terry Allen Wilson. His first years were spent in San Diego, CA, then the family moved to Citrus Heights, CA. At the age of 11 they moved to Idaho Falls, ID where they lived for two years. Then they moved to Pocatello, ID.

At age 16 he became good friends with some of his mom's friends and they took him under their wings and taught him the Construction Business (Larry Nelson, Raymon Huerta, and Mike Armstrong). He later got his GED. Brad had a job at Remos as a prep cook and he absolutely loved this job. In 2012 he went to ISU where he entered the auto body program and he earned a G.P.A of 3.9 and was doing an excellent job. After being shot in his hand his career in auto body work ended because he could no longer use his hand subsequently he had to drop out. But that didn't stop him; he would do everything for everyone. He married Laura Wilson and they had one son, Brodie (10) and they later separated. He then met the love of his life Cassie Nelson and together they had 3 children Summer (2), Jacob (1), and Bailee (2 months). He also had two step children from Cassie, Caitlyn and Tauni who he loved.

He loved animals, he loved to build things, fishing, camping, and music. Brad loved his family and friends. Brad was extremely close to his sisters Amy and Lisa, they did everything together and always had each other's backs. He was the light of his mom's life, and he would do anything for some of Grandma Diana's cooking. Brad was a practical joker; he was always playing jokes on everyone. Brad you will truly be missed by all of us… I love you- mom. (JDUB)

Brad especially loved playing with his nieces and nephews that he was closest to Joseph Adams (13), Jordan Acuna (9), Makylah Bradley (9), Aubrey Bradley (7), Jayden Bradley (6) and his closest cousins Kris(Special K) Byington, Heather Byington, Philip Adams, Nick Shellenberger, Zack Shellenberger, Alexis Shellenberger. He took them fishing, camping, and had outrageous food fights with them. No matter how far his family members lived whenever they got together he treated them like there was never a distance between them.

LOOK MOM I'M GOIN FAST NOW AND THEY CANT CATCH ME!

JUST A SQUIRREL LOOKING FOR A NUT.

Brad is survived by his mom, Jonnie Lynn Wilson, Pocatello, ID; sisters, Lisa Acuna and Amy Johnson, Pocatello, ID; grandparents, Diana Adams, Pocatello, ID; Allen and Claudia Campbell, Idaho Falls, ID; his children, Brodie, Jacob, Bailee, Summer, Tauni and Caitlyn; fiancé, Cassie Nelson; ex-wife, Laura Wilson; brother-in-law, Chris Honomichael; father, Terry A. (Brenda) Wilson, Oklahoma; several aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.

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