Earl Lockridge Bradsher

1879–1974 (age 95)

Biography

Earl Lockridge Bradsher of Baton Rouge shaped generations as an educator and community advocate, inspiring students to pursue knowledge and public service. He treasured the arts and literature, bringing them alive in classrooms and lecture halls.

Later he served on neighborhood councils, encouraging youth to respect their heritage while embracing new ideas, always attentive to the voices of elders. His memory lingers in those who continue the work of teaching with patience and passion.

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