Bradley Richard Moline

Father, Son, Brother, Uncle, Friend Preceded in death by: Father, William Moline; Mother, Virginia Moline; Uncle, James Moline; Aunt, Caroline Moline Survived By: Daughter, Samantha Marshaw (Ben); Step-Son Daniel Triplett; Brothers, Lawrence Moline (Kari); Jeffrey Moline (Bev); Sisters, Gerrilyn Moline (Hermione); Michelle Brunson (Jeff); Ginger Richardson; Nieces, Kristine Brunson (JJ); Kira Garlough (Matt); Nephews, Aaron Moline; Taylor Bouillion; AJ Fischer; Samantha's Mother, Julie Solberg (Paul). Celebration of Life Wednesday, August 10th at CrossPoint Church in Bloomington; visitation 9:30am - 10:30am, service at 11am. Bradley Richard Moline was born on February 16, 1960 to Bill and Ginny Moline. He graduated from Bloomington Jefferson in 1978. He married Julie Triplett and, in that union, Samantha Ann Moline was born. They later divorced, but stayed close for Sammy. Brad worked for (PCI) in St. Louis Park for 20 years. He then went on to do various jobs including, window installation with, Darry Sutter; Techline with childhood friend, Don Wilcox; and his favorite of all was making custom fishing rods with brother, Jeff Moline and childhood friend, Gary Stone for many years. He was diagnosed with Type II Diabetes before Samantha was born. As it progressed over the next 22 years, Brad endured multiple amputations, renal kidney failure putting him on dialysis and heart failure. He battled through these diseases with strength and courage and did it all for his daughter. Samantha was his entire world. From the day she was born until he took his final breath, she was always on his mind. They were inseparable, from annual trips to Duluth in Canal Park, taking scooter rides around the block singing songs and waiting for the train, and taking his '71 Z28 Camaro to car shows. He enjoyed being at all her sporting events, marching band performances, and graduations for school. Brad thankfully was strong and well enough to be able to bring his daughter down the aisle on her wedding day and stand for their father-daughter dance. He was so proud of the woman she has grown to be. Some of the many talents Brad is known for are his cooking skills, involving grilling various meats, dehydrating the best beef jerky, making homemade pizzas, and always finding the time to make his dad's hotdish. He was skilled with a pencil and paintbrush and loved creating artwork for his friends and family. He had a soft spot in his heart for nature and animals. Brad loved taking pictures of flowers, birds, and his favorite chipmunks, but anyone that knew dad knows how he feels about squirrels. He enjoyed making the outside of his home look beautiful. He tended to his flower gardens and always took pride in mowing the lawn. His love of nature brought him to many lakes to fish. Brad looked forward to his annual fishing trip to Tip Top Resort with all the men in the family. He also did an annual trip to his brother, Jeff's cabin for a Brother's Grimm weekend. Family was always so important to Brad. Moline's are known for their multiple hour phone calls and long goodbyes. Family reunions and holidays were his favorites because his musically inclined siblings would play guitar and sing their favorite songs. He belonged to his church family at CrossPoint as well. He accepted a relationship with Christ and went through life transformation before passing. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him. In lieu of flowers, please make checks payable to Samantha Marshaw to donate to her favorite cause in her father's honor.

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Bradley Richard Moline

February 16, 1960 - July 23, 2022

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Bradley Richard Moline

February 16, 1960 - July 23, 2022

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