Obituary of Hunter Marco Bradatsch

Hunter Marco Bradatsch, born on June 20, 2005 in Middletown, NY, a long time resident of Milford, PA and a recent graduate of Delaware Valley High School entered into eternal rest suddenly on December 5, 2024.

Our hearts are shattered yet we will smile whenever we hear your name! To know Hunter is to know happiness, mischief, a BIG heart, a perfect infectious smile and a master of chaotic clutter that only he could navigate perfectly. He was full of spunk (when he wasn’t napping), a bit of a brat but was always there for everyone and a mechanical wiz! He was an amazing soul with a caring and creative spirit whose willingness to learn made him an epic and highly sought entrepreneur in the mechanical world! He was the “Brother” many wished they had but didn’t until they met him and the brother they always wanted! He gave his all in everything he did. He was the most altruistic person you could ever be blessed to meet. He was and always will be the most amazing Son, Brother, Uncle, Grandson, Boyfriend and Friend. If you didn’t get to know him you missed out because his spirit is so strong we know he will live on forever in our hearts!

He is survived by his Father Michael W. Bradatsch and his wife Dawn, Mother Jennifer Montello with Significant Other Keith Halstead, His Paternal Grandparents Joseph and Caroline Bradatsch and paternal Uncle and Aunt Joseph Bradatsch and Peg DeTiberus, Maternal Uncle and Aunt Kenneth and Ming Montello, Edward Scheeler & Stacy Wojtecki, Siblings Angelina Montello, Kimberlee Way with her Husband Keith Way and their three children Kyle, Karter and Kallee, Meagan Pacenza and Tyler O’Brien, and countless friends! Hunter was pre deceased by his Maternal Grandparents Kenneth John and Barbara Montello as well as his Maternal Uncle Tony Dellano.

Family will receive friends at Stroyan Funeral Home, 405 West Harford St., Milford, PA on Tuesday, December 10, 2024 from 3 to 6 PM. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home on December 10, 2024 at 6 PM with Rev. Keith Raser officiating.

Family and loved ones are requesting that anyone that comes to Hunter’s services comes in Jeans and hoodies specifically Carhart, snap-on and Volkswagen- or as we say “Hunterwear” he would hate for people to be “dressed up” 

In lieu of flowers his family and loved ones would request donations to a scholarship being established in Hunter’s name for Vocational students at DVHS. Further details to follow shortly.

Arrangements by Stroyan Funeral Home, Milford, PA (www.stroyanfuneralhome.com).