Michael Bradley Danlovich

Michael Bradley "Brad" Danlovich, born on June 9, 1956, in Live Oak, Florida, brought sunshine to everyone who crossed his path. Brad passed away peacefully on November 20, 2025, right at home where he felt most comfortable, following an extended illness.

Brad was the kind of man who could light up a room with just a grin and a good joke. You could always count on him to be jovial and quick with a friendly word. He certainly had a knack for cuttin' up and makin' folks laugh, whether you were family or friend.

At the age of 17, Brad enlisted in the U.S. Navy, where he served his country with pride for four years. It was a chapter of his life he cherished dearly; the discipline he learned only added to the character he carried throughout his days. Back home, he channeled that spirit into a successful career in carpentry, crafting beautiful pieces that reflected his passion and hard work.

When he wasn't building things with his calloused hands, you could find him down by the water fishing. There was nothing quite like casting a line and waiting for that big catch, all the while sharing stories with friends or simply soaking up the silence of nature.

Brad leaves behind his beloved wife, Tammy Williams, who stood by him through thick and thin. He was a proud stepdad to Leon Ellis and Calvin Carter, both of whom he loved like his own. Not to forget the joy his grandson, Braidyn Ellis, brought to his life. On top of that, he is survived by his brother, Rick Danlovich.

Now, while the Lord has called him away, he joins his dear parents, Ronald and LaJune Danlovich.

Brad may have left this world, but his laughter, kindness, and spirit will carry on in the hearts of all who knew him. It's safe to say that Heaven's gained a true carpenter, and we’ll miss him deeply.