Michael Lewis
Mr. Smoker was one of my favorite teachers, and I think about my time in his class often.
Birth date: May 30, 1931 Death date: Jan 18, 2018
Jay Bradley Smoker (May 30, 2018-January 18,2018). Born in Lancaster Pennsylvania, Brad Smoker was a lifelong educator. His career began teaching theater at universities and community centers, taking him to Rhode Island in the ear Read Obituary
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Mr. Smoker was one of my favorite teachers, and I think about my time in his class often.
Brad Smoker noticed me at URI. Theatre Dept had government funding NEA to support a summer travelling circus theatre company. I was fortunate to be a founding artist along with less than a dozen others within a few years. He also directed my first play. The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd. I wish I had as much faith in myself as Brad had in me. I chose to be in the chorus. Instead of the Kid. From "Tim-buck-three" much love to you Brad and to your wife, who gave me a Raggedy Ann doll of which I still have on my bed. I only remember one son. He was a cutie pie. I wish I could find an old CWT photo. Here is last year me as a Therapy Dog" Named Achoo. Brad would have loved it. From Princess Lottanerve. ♡ RIP
If he taught at Abington,he was a gifted director. Gary Silow
He was a great teacher and a very nice guy! He always had a smile on his face and a great personality. I would see him and his wife at Publix where I worked after graduation and we would talk for a few moments about our lives.