
of Leslie, AR
March 10, 1955 - November 12, 2025
Kenneth Bradley Treece, age 70, of Leslie, Arkansas passed away suddenly on November 12, 2025. He was born in Harrison, Arkansas on March 10, 1955 to Jasper Wayne and Joyce Cates Treece. He was a 1973 graduate of Leslie High School where he excelled in basketball.
Brad was known for his quick wit and gift for storytelling - a talent he developed early in life by quietly listening to the adults around him. He spent a lifetime retelling their best tales.
He worked many years hanging sheetrock and was widely respected for his skill and craftsmanship. His life was marked by struggles, yet those who knew him best saw the heart beneath the hardship. He was a wanderer at times, but returned again and again to the faith he had inherited from generations of believers in Jesus Christ as their Savior.
Brad is survived by a daughter, Hannah Hayes (Wallace), a sister Debbie Thompson (E. Jan) of Searcy, a brother, Eddie Treece (Tammy) of Marshall and a circle of family and friends who will miss his big heart and humor, and of course, the countless stories only he could tell.
He is preceded in death by his parents.
Graveside services for Brad will be 11:00 AM Wednesday, November 19, 2025 At East Lawn Cemetery in Marshall, Arkansas.


Eddie and Debbie...Thinking of you and your family during this difficult time.

So sorry for your loss. Thoughts & prayers are with the family.

We're so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers for the family. Dewayne, Dena and Phyllis Tumbleson

So sorry for your loss

Sorry for the family's loss prayers

Ole Brad was my best friend in school and we spent hours together. After games we'd ride around in his 40 Plymouth, drink root beer and talk and laugh until we had to go home. I'm gonna miss him and the times we had back then. Rest in peace my friend, Gordon

So sorry to hear of the passing of Bradley. He was always kind and considerate to me. Praying for all of his family and friends.

Brad was an honest, friendly, fair guy. He will be missed by many. We send our condolences.

Prayers for you and yours. Only Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior can give you peace beyond our earthly understanding.

To the family im so sorry to hear the Loss of Brad he will be missed alot you All are in my 🙏 and friends to RIP BradTreece go fly high on that Mountain

Our deepest sympathy

I will remember him as the cousin who hung sheet rock at the Twin Towers, NYC and was an exceptional basketball player in high school. Marilyn and my prayers go out to family members during this time of grief.

Dear Family-
I am so sorry to hear of Bradley's passing. He always had a smile and a kind word every time I saw him. I will be keeping you all in my prayers during this most difficult time. Hugs to you all.

I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of Brad. I have a lot of good memories of Brad. I remember when he came to Marshall High School, he said that me and a few of my classmates made him feel welcome. Brad will be missed. Prayers for all the family ❤️🙏❤️

I'm so very sorry for you all loss! He will remain in our hearts with memories he could only tell!! Prayers for peace & comfort!!

Prayers for your family!

Prayers for family

So sorry to hear about Bradley.
Have lots of good memories of Bradley in his younger years. A good friend. Prayers for his family.

My heart and prayers are with his loved ones. I'm gonna miss you like crazy, Brad. Fly high, my friend.

I loved visiting and talking with Bradley

So very sorry to hear about Bradley. Praying for your family at this hard time.
Rhonda and Larry Rowlett

Family, we will be thinking of you in prayer. Brad will be missed.

We are so very sorry. He was kind and nice at our house. We enjoyed hearing his stories. We will miss him. He would drop by ever so often to visit. He knew family. Love you all

I've known Brad all of his life. Brad was honest and dependable, basically a good person that I really liked and will be missed.