Bradley A. Ohran October 6, 1953 - December 3, 2025

Bradley A. Ohran, beloved son, brother, father, grandfather, and great grandfather passed away on December 3, 2025, in Springville, Utah, at the age of 72.

Bradley was born on October 6, 1953, in American Fork, Utah, to Donal and Elayne Ohran. He grew up in American Fork and later made his home in several places he loved, including Phoenix, Arizona; Florence, Oregon; and Mona, Utah. He graduated from American Fork High School in 1971.

A talented craftsman with a strong work ethic, Bradley owned and operated Plush Touch Upholstery in Florence, Oregon for many years. He was known for his skill in restoring and repairing countless cars and pieces of furniture, taking pride in his ability to fix anything that needed attention.

Bradley had a passion for life and a wide variety of hobbies. He loved attending car shows, collecting Hot Wheels, shooting guns, and spending time with his pets. A true tinkerer at heart, he enjoyed working with his hands and could always be found fixing or improving something. He was also an avid rock collector, loved riding his bike, being outdoors, and especially cherished time spent with his grandchildren. To know him was to love him, because of his genuine heart and his care for others he made friends wherever he went. He is loved, honored, and appreciated by all those that knew him.

He is survived by his daughter, Angela Elayne Brann (Bradley Pugh); three grandchildren, Colton James Ohran, (Sydney Ohran) Alex Elaine Kathleen Ohran (Matt Knowles) and Chandler Nathan Loveless; and two great-grandchildren, Nash Gerald Knowles and Hayes Bradley Knowles. Step son Joe Ohran (Jane Ohran); Four step grandchildren Trevor, Weston, Ashley, and Megan. He is also survived by his sibling, Mike Ohran (Colleen Ohran) and his brother Kent’s wife Karen Ohran. Bradley had many nieces, nephews, and extended family members who loved him dearly. He was preceded in death by his parents, Donal and Elayne Ohran, and his brother, Kent Ohran.

Bradley will be remembered for his warm heart, his dedication to family, and his unwavering ability to make things better, both objects and lives. His legacy will live on in the countless memories he created and in the family who will miss him dearly.