Beloved husband Bradley Scott Baltzell was born in Lynwood California on April 1, 1956 on Easter Sunday to Patricia Joyce and his late father Donald Lee Baltzell.  Brad suffered respiratory arrest from apnea and passed away unexpectantly on August 22, 2025 at his home in Rupert Idaho, he went in his sleep.

Brad absolutely loved fishing and road trip adventures discovering the beautiful outdoor scenery and landscapes.  He was such a sports fanatic and had his own man cave to enjoy the different sport games.

He is survived by his wife Irene Baltzell of Rupert Idaho, his mother Patricia Baltzell, his brother Dean Baltzell, sister Linda Broadhurst, sister Joanne Levin, and his two sons Brandon and Nick Baltzell.

His wife Irene expresses her deepest gratitude to Morrison Funeral Home, The Springs Calvary Chapel, Cindy Pague and Christi Bergen for assisting in her time of need.

Irene will miss Brad forever and he is deeply missed.  Irene gives thanks to Brad for her being the love of his life and Irene gives praises and thanks to God for giving Brad to her for her husband, and receiving the greatest joy of loving him to the fullest.  God has truly blessed them, guided and Shepherd them through their life.

 A celebration of his life will be held at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, September 6, 2025 at the Springs Calvary Chapel, 1430 17th Street in Heyburn.   Arrangements are under the direction of Morrison Funeral Home, located on the Burley, Rupert Highway.

 

 

 

My sincere condolence Irene on Brad‘s passing… I always got a smile from him.. He is my brother in Christ !!! I will miss him! He is in the loving hands of our Lord Jesus.. I left up you and your family in prayer… God bless. Dennis Amen

 

Brad will be missed. Such a blessing to see him serving and smiling all the time. Irene, we are praying for you and the family. Please let us know if you need anything. Gabriel & Nellie H.

 

Such a beautiful memorial service! We are sure that Brad enjoyed it and is very happy. He will be in our prayers forever. Frances & Gene Light

 

Brad was like a cousin to me. His family and my family were very close and saw each other several times each year. Us kids, their four and our three, grew up together and were very close. I have so many wonderful memories of Brad, as a baby and as he grew and got older. Whenever the two families got together, it was magical and some of the greatest memories that I continue to carry with me in life. Brad was one of the great people in my life, and Bradley, you will be missed! Steve Robinson

Brad was a good friend always there to Lend helping hand a very good listener, kind hearted always in great spirits. Hard working I remember he help me get a job me a job when I was down .

So very happy for him to accept the Lord Jesus Christ,
Thank you, Irene for being such a very important part of his life.
Thank you Irene for being a good wife
Spoke to him a couple of times and he was very, very happy. Thank you again I ran for Introducing him Christian life . He is now with the Lord God bless you and your family...Imelda