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Robert Bradley "Brad" Causby, age 61

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Robert Bradley "Brad" Causby, age 61 of Rutherfordton, died Monday, December 9, 2024.

Brad was born December 6, 1963, in Chicago, IL and was the son of Johnny Causby and the late Martha Jo Bradley.

Brad grew up in Forest City and was a graduate of East Rutherford High School where he played on the football team. He attended Azusa Pacific College where he also played football. Brads passion for football and education lead him to enroll at USC Upstate. His dedication to sports and education enabled him to be a positive influence in the lives of many students and players over his career.

After graduation, he taught Physical Education in Rutherford County Schools as well as coaching football, golf, baseball and basketball. He served as an assistant coach for the East Rutherford High School football team, served as Head Coach for the Chase High School football team, and was on the coaching staff at Shelby High School.

Brad was a member of Life Stream Church in Chesnee, SC. He is also remembered for his time working for WBBO and WAGY radio stations.

In addition to his mother, Martha Jo Bradley, he was preceded in death by his step-son, Christopher Ammons.

Survivors include his wife, Sharon Radford Causby, his father, Johnny Causby and wife Carolyn of Winder, GA, daughters, Alex Causby of Moore, SC and Diamond Nicole Ammons of Rutherfordton, brothers, Dennis Causby of Forest City and Kevin Causby and wife Kim of GA, as well as three grandchildren, Elizabeth, Brendan, and Nova.

A memorial service was held December 16 at First United Methodist Church of Forest City with Rev. David Henderson officiating.

Memorials may be made to the Carlos Watkins Youth Football Camp, 178 Ferry Rd., Forest City, NC 28043.

An online guest registry is available at http://www.padgettking.com

Padgett~King Mortuary and Crematory is serving the family.

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