Bradley K. Pribble, 62, of Antrim, NH passed away Thursday January 29, 2026 at his home. He was born in Danville IL, on January 10, 1964. He had resided in Antrim for the last 3 years, formerly of Bedford, NH.
Bradley was a proud Veteran who served in the United States Air Force as an Electronics Intelligence Specialist from 1981 to 1987. Following his time in the service, he relocated to New Hampshire for a career opportunity with BAE Systems/Sanders where he met the love of his life Kim Pribble (Sebor). They were married in February, 1991. Bradley was a loving father, grandfather, and husband. He was a brilliant software engineer and his career took him all over the world. He treasured his experiences. Brad loved the outdoors. In the summer, you could find him on his boat. He was an avid water ski enthusiast who enjoyed time on the lake skiing, bare-footing and wakeboarding. He truly enjoyed sharing this passion and taught countless others to ski and barefoot. His biggest success and proudest moment was teaching his daughter Alissa to water ski at age 3. In the fall/winter months, you could find him snowmobiling with his family or in quiet tree stand in the woods surrounded by nature. Brad was a cooking enthusiast and was always making amazing food for the people he loved. Despite his adventurous palate, he was not fond of anything sweet, but his granddaughter Leah regularly was encouraging her “Papa” to try new things.
He is survived by his three girls, Kim Pribble of Bedford, his daughter, Alissa Souza of Bedford, and his granddaughter, Leah Souza of Bedford. His father, Walter Pribble and his wife, Carolyn of Champagne, IL, and his brother Jeff Landskroner and his wife Beth of Springfield, MO. He also leaves behind his mother, Janet (Hartman) Landskroner and her husband Ray of Surprise, Arizona, and brother Brent Pribble of St. Joseph, Illinois.
Following cremation, there will be no services planned at Bradley’s request. The family will be holding a small private ceremony in the spring to memorialize Bradley with full military honors. The Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium are assisting the family with arrangements.