Bradley Norman Pugh, beloved husband, son, father, and grandfather, passed away on October 27, 2025. He was born on March 29, 1958, at Swedish Hospital in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to parents Norman and Marian (Wohlleber) Pugh. He grew up in St. Louis Park, where he attended St. Louis Park High School, excelling on the track team and playing tuba in the band. After graduating in 1976, Brad briefly attended the University of Minnesota before embarking on a career in die making.

Brad and Cathleen Mageau married on July 3, 1985. Together they built a loving home in Eagan, where they raised their two daughters.
Brad dedicated much of his career to his craft as a die maker, eventually founding his own company, Diemasters. He took great pride in his work and built a reputation for his exceptional skill and strong work ethic.

Throughout his life, Brad enjoyed connecting with others through sports and the outdoors. He spent many years coaching basketball, playing in softball and volleyball leagues, and enjoyed time on the golf course. Some of his favorite traditions included trips to the Boundary Waters with close friends, summers at Camp Croix with family, deer hunting, and grilling for those he loved.

In later years, his greatest joy came from family—especially his grandchildren, who filled his life with pride, laughter, and happiness. The love he had for them was deep and genuine, and it was clear to all who knew him how much they meant to him.

Survivors include his wife Cathleen; daughters Amber (Greg) Benson, Jessica (Jon) Swaim; five grandchildren Claire, Violet, Asher, Ayla and Aden; his mother Marian, who is 101; sister Deb Meade (Mike); brother Tom Pugh (Wanda).

He was preceded in death by his father Norman Pugh; brother-in-law Dan Conlon; mother-in-law Harolyn Mageau; and father-in-law Thomas Mageau.

Brad will be deeply missed by friends and family. Please join us in honoring Brad's life on Monday, November 3, 2025 at White Funeral Home, located at 12804 Nicollet Avenue South, Burnsville, MN. Visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m., followed by the Memorial Service at 11:00 a.m. Lunch will be provided after the Service.