Bradley Dwayne Gore, II

To everything there is a time and a season, and a time to every purpose under the Heaven. Ecclesiastes 3: 1

Bradley D. Gore, II was born in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, at Grand Strand Hospital on January 8, 1996, to Bradley Dwayne Gor, Sr. and the late Ericka Gore. Bradley was the second born of two children. At 29 years of age, Bradley passed away at Seacost Hospital in Little River, South Carolina on August 24, 2025, surrounded by his loving family. He was preceded in death by his mother, Ericka Gore, his sister, Jasmine Gore, his maternal grandparents, Milton and Doris Smith, and paternal grandparents, Walter and Mabelene Gore.

In 2023, Bradley was baptized and joined Mt. Calvary #2 Missionary Baptist Church.

Bradley attended Horry County Schools, where he graduated from North Myrtle Beach High School in 2014.

Bradley loved his family very much and enjoyed spending time with them. Bradley was always there when they needed him. Bradley also enjoyed riding horses with his dad, Brad. He also loved going to the movies with his mom, Ericka and eating buttered popcorn until they were stuffed. He loved going to his mom for advice, hanging out with his sister Jasmine at their grandparent’s house, Walter and Mabelene Gore.

A year after graduating from high school, Bradley met the love of his life Ty’reonia Johnson (Ty) at a party in Shallotte, North Carolina, in 2015. Bradley walked up to Ty and asked her, “Do you know where Brooksville is?” Ty said “No,” and then they both started conversing with one another. From that very moment, Bradley and Ty formed a bond and love that no one could break. Bradley would tell Ty all the time, “You know my style, I will do anything to make you smile.” Bradley and Ty went on to get engaged in 2021. Together, Bradley and Ty raised a beautiful daughter, Braidyn Gore. Bradley was a great provider for his family.

He loved being outdoors with his friends and family on Frank Goore Road. Bradley loved riding four wheelers, dirt bikes, and raptors. Where he got the nickname, “Big Smoke”.

Bradley was very outgoing and sociable. Bradley lit up any room he went in with his big smile, deep dimples, and his big heart. Bradley also loved to travel, to be fashionable, and to keep a fresh line-up.

Bradley started his career at UPS in 2018. He was a motivated, happy, hard-working man. Bradley left a good impression on co-workers and customers. Bradley was recognized for his services by UPS and was rewarded for reaching his 7 years with the company.

He leaves to cherish his memory his father, Bradley D. Gore, Sr.; his fiancée, Ty’reonia Johnson; one daughter, Braidyn Gore; one niece, Lyric Gore; three aunts, Shantell Smith, Danielle Smith, and Wanda (Gerald) Dotson; three uncles, Rahsaan Smith, Deryll Smith, and Bryan (Elaine) Gore; three special cousins, that were raised with him like siblings, Shay Stanley-Hypolite, Brandon Stanley, and Cory Bellamy; five great aunts, eight great uncles, and a host of cousins, other relatives and friends.

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