Gale Ellen (Martin) Bradfield

Gale Ellen (Martin)
Bradfield, 82, formerly of Sistersville, WV,
went to be with her
Lord on Sunday, June
22, 2025.
Born October 13,
1942, in Baltimore,
she was the daughter
of the late George and
Betty (Kane) Martin.
In addition to her
parents, she was preceded in death by her
husband, George
Stewart Bradfield III
in August 2015.
Gale spent her childhood living in multiple
cities across Maryland,
Virginia and West Virginia. Gale graduated
from Parkersburg High
School in 1961. Shortly after, she married
her husband, George
Stewart Bradfield III
in August of that same
year. Gale and Stewart
were blessed with two
daughters, Carrie and
Beth. She was a dedicated and loving mother, spending her time
raising her daughters
and creating
memories.
Gale was also a
strong member of the
Sistersville community,
supporting her husband Stewart in the
planning of countless
diverse community
events. Gale took a
great deal of pride in
being a member of a
small tight knit community.
Gale went on to become a grandmother of
four girls, Jennifer,
Sarah, Emily and Katie. She was always invested in spending
time with her granddaughters and was a
constant presence and
support. Gale loved
talking about her
childhood memories,
music from her lifetime, as well as reminiscing on her favorite
trips she took with
Stewart and her girls.
She took joy in keeping an immaculate
home and passing on
her very specific tips
and tricks.
Gale is survived by
her daughters, Carrie
Rogers and husband
David, of LaVale, and
Beth Athey and husband, David, of Parkersburg, WV and her
granddaughters, Jennifer Black and husband, Jared, Sarah
Weldon and husband,
Sawyer, and Emily and
Katie Athey.
Friends will be received at the Scarpelli
Funeral Home, P.A.,
108 Virginia Avenue,
Cumberland on
Wednesday, June 25th
from 11:30 a.m. until
1:00 p.m.. A funeral
service will immediately follow at 1:00
p.m. with Rev. Harold
R. McClay officiating.
Interment will be in
Sunset Memorial Park,
Cumberland, MD.
Gale and her family
would like to extend a
special thank you to
the Schwab Family
Cancer Center, specifically Dr. Mavromatis
and her staff for their
dedication and above
and beyond support
and compassion along
this journey. They
would also like to
thank UPMC’s hospice
team for their consideration, expertise,
and kindness to the
end.
In lieu of flowers
those wishing to make
memorial contributions are requested to
direct them to UPMC
Western Maryland
Hospice Services,
12501 Willowbrook
Rd, 3rd Floor,
Cumberland, MD
21502.
Condolences may be
made at
www.ScarpelliFH.com