Obituary of Bradley Chernipeski
The family of Bradley Chernipeski sadly announce his passing on December 22, 2025.
The Memorial Service will be held on Friday, February 13 at 1:00 p.m. from the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Yorkton.
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Bradley Chernipeski was born on February 15, 1976, in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, and passed away, leaving behind a legacy of love, meaningful connections, and cherished memories that will be remembered by all who knew him.
Bradley shared many meaningful years with Heather Mackay, during which he helped care for her children, Bella and Morrison, who held a special place in his heart.
He is lovingly remembered by his mother, Marjorie Chernipeski, and was predeceased by his father, Victor Chernipeski, who passed away in 2022. Bradley is also survived by his siblings: Gary Chernipeski (Kelly), Rhondalee Chernipeski (Edgar), and Kathy Chernipeski.
Bradley is also survived by his nieces Tearra Neudorf and Anna Willis; his step-niece McKenna and step-nephew Rayeden; and his grandniece, Valeria Lomenda.
He shared a close and enduring friendship with his best friend, Michael Brinley, which he valued deeply.
Bradley had a lifelong appreciation for the outdoors and enjoyed hunting and fishing, activities that brought him great peace and enjoyment. He also enjoyed traveling, particularly to the South Dakota Hot Springs, where he made many fond memories.
From the ages of 13 to 18, Bradley was cared for by his foster parents, Gilbert and Mary Pelletier, who provided him with stability, guidance, and support during his formative years. Living on a farm during this time further strengthened his appreciation for the outdoors. He also formed lasting friendships with several boys who lived there. Known affectionately as “the Three Musketeers,” the group shared many lighthearted moments and youthful mischief, creating memories that Bradley carried with him throughout his life.
Bradley will be remembered for his warm nature, his distinctive spirit, and the quiet but meaningful impact he had on those around him. His memory will live on through the stories shared by family and friends and the love he leaves behind.
