Obituary of Bradley Kenneth Fox

In Loving Memory of Bradley Kenneth Fox

 

It is with profound sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Bradley Kenneth Fox, who passed away on June 12, 2026, in Kingston, Ontario, at the age of 28. 

 

Born on September 18, 1997, Bradley brought light, laughter, and love into the lives of everyone fortunate enough to know him. He was one of the most artistic and talented people many had ever met. Whether through his creativity, his sense of humour, or his ability to make others smile, Bradley left an unforgettable mark on the hearts of those around him.

 

Bradley was the beloved son of Kendra Napier and Brad Fox. He was a devoted and loving brother to Cole Fox (Jordan Freeman), Brandon Fox, Preston Fox (Paige Hicks), and Chris Kiteley (Bella Rose).

 

 He will be forever cherished by his grandmother, Carol Fox.

 

He was a treasured nephew to his uncles Mark, Joe, Greg, Kelly, and Scott, and his aunts Kim, Tammy, Rhonda, and Tracy. Bradley also shared special bonds with his cousins Deanna, Taylor, Zach, Ben, Nate, and extended cousins. 

 

Bradley was a proud and loving uncle to Forrest Fox, Max and Theo Kiteley, and the niece he was eagerly awaiting to meet, due in November.

 

He was predeceased by his papa, Anthony Fox, and his grandparents, Ken and Wanda Napier, whose memories he carried with him throughout his life.

 

Bradley spent much of his time doing what mattered most to him; being with his family and brothers. Some of his happiest moments were spent fishing with his dad and Uncle Mark. He loved listening to music through his headphones, building Tech Decks, and finding joy in the simple things that made life meaningful. Bradley was always laughing, always wearing a smile, and had a way of making those around him feel loved and accepted.

 

Above all else, Bradley loved fiercely. His heart was big, his loyalty unwavering, and his presence unforgettable.

 

Though his time with us was far too short, the memories he created and the love he gave will remain with us forever.

 

"He doesn't know a soul  

There's nowhere that he's really been  

But he won't travel long alone  

No, not in Fiddler's Green” - The Tragically Hip