Jimmie Atchley obituary: Jimmie Atchley's Obituary, Casper
In Memory Of
Jimmie Lee Atchley
1942 - 2022
In Memory Of
Jimmie Lee Atchley
1942 - 2022
Jimmie Lee Atchley joined her family in heaven on Saturday, October 8, 2022. She was being
cared for in her home by her son, David Bradley, and her daughter, Julie Bradley. The angels
with hospice were tremendous support during this time of transition. Her son was by her side
when she died.
Jimme Lee was born in Olney, Texas on January 12, 1942 and moved to Casper in 1956. She
attended Natrona County High School (NCHS) where she excelled academically. While
attending NCHS she was a cheerleader and participated in student council. She also fell in love
with Dennis Bradley. They soon married and had two children, David and Julie.
Not all high school romances last a lifetime. Jimmie met the second love of her life, Ulysses
Grant Mosier III (Bud), while working at a bank in Denver. Bud had three young daughters, Pam,
Rhonda, and Toni. Jimmie helped raise Bud’s daughters and loved them like her own children.
Unfortunately her second marriage ended too.
Jimmie moved back to Casper two years ago. Her health was failing and she wanted to be close
to her family during her last few years.
Donations in her memory could be made at the Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions
website at www.centralwyominghospice.org
Arrangements are under the direction of Newcomer Casper Chapel. To leave a special message for the family, please select the "Share Memories" option.
cared for in her home by her son, David Bradley, and her daughter, Julie Bradley. The angels
with hospice were tremendous support during this time of transition. Her son was by her side
when she died.
Jimme Lee was born in Olney, Texas on January 12, 1942 and moved to Casper in 1956. She
attended Natrona County High School (NCHS) where she excelled academically. While
attending NCHS she was a cheerleader and participated in student council. She also fell in love
with Dennis Bradley. They soon married and had two children, David and Julie.
Not all high school romances last a lifetime. Jimmie met the second love of her life, Ulysses
Grant Mosier III (Bud), while working at a bank in Denver. Bud had three young daughters, Pam,
Rhonda, and Toni. Jimmie helped raise Bud’s daughters and loved them like her own children.
Unfortunately her second marriage ended too.
Jimmie moved back to Casper two years ago. Her health was failing and she wanted to be close
to her family during her last few years.
Donations in her memory could be made at the Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions
website at www.centralwyominghospice.org
Arrangements are under the direction of Newcomer Casper Chapel. To leave a special message for the family, please select the "Share Memories" option.
Jimmie Lee Atchley joined her family in heaven on Saturday, October 8, 2022. She was being
cared for in her home by her son, David Bradley, and her daughter, Julie Bradley. The angels
with hospice were tremendous support during this time of transition. Her son was by her side
when she died.
Jimme Lee was born in Olney, Texas on January 12, 1942 and moved to Casper in 1956. She
attended Natrona County High School (NCHS) where she excelled academically. While
attending NCHS she was a cheerleader and participated in student council. She also fell in love
with Dennis Bradley. They soon married and had two children, David and Julie.
Not all high school romances last a lifetime. Jimmie met the second love of her life, Ulysses
Grant Mosier III (Bud), while working at a bank in Denver. Bud had three young daughters, Pam,
Rhonda, and Toni. Jimmie helped raise Bud’s daughters and loved them like her own children.
Unfortunately her second marriage ended too.
Jimmie moved back to Casper two years ago. Her health was failing and she wanted to be close
to her family during her last few years.
Donations in her memory could be made at the Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions
website at www.centralwyominghospice.org
Arrangements are under the direction of Newcomer Casper Chapel. To leave a special message for the family, please select the "Share Memories" option.
cared for in her home by her son, David Bradley, and her daughter, Julie Bradley. The angels
with hospice were tremendous support during this time of transition. Her son was by her side
when she died.
Jimme Lee was born in Olney, Texas on January 12, 1942 and moved to Casper in 1956. She
attended Natrona County High School (NCHS) where she excelled academically. While
attending NCHS she was a cheerleader and participated in student council. She also fell in love
with Dennis Bradley. They soon married and had two children, David and Julie.
Not all high school romances last a lifetime. Jimmie met the second love of her life, Ulysses
Grant Mosier III (Bud), while working at a bank in Denver. Bud had three young daughters, Pam,
Rhonda, and Toni. Jimmie helped raise Bud’s daughters and loved them like her own children.
Unfortunately her second marriage ended too.
Jimmie moved back to Casper two years ago. Her health was failing and she wanted to be close
to her family during her last few years.
Donations in her memory could be made at the Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions
website at www.centralwyominghospice.org
Arrangements are under the direction of Newcomer Casper Chapel. To leave a special message for the family, please select the "Share Memories" option.