Rinda Lee Bradley, 63, of Phoenix, Arizona, passed away October 27th, 2021 with family and friends by her side. Rinda was born to the late Hugh Jasper Bradley, and Maggie Cucumber, April 18th, 1958 in Cherokee N.C. in the Cherokee Indian Hospital. She is one of seven children and is an enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (Bird Clan). Rinda received an Indian Health Service scholarship, earning her bachelor's degree in medical records administration from the University of Kansas and later, her master's degree in business administration from the University of Phoenix. Rinda is survived by three children: Daughter Maggie Faye DeBlouw, of Charleston, S.C. and two sons, Paden Tyler Hathcoat of Phoenix, AZ, and Joe Gene Hathcoat of Glen Burnie, MD. Rinda had an uncanny ability to make friends with everyone she met with a smile that brightened up a room. She leaves behind a host of extremely close friends that were made over countless years of being that amazing person we all need in our lives. Rinda was a fan of all things Kansas, as she wore her University of Kansas hats and Kansas City Chief's jerseys with pride and wouldn't let anyone forget who she was rooting for when the football and basketball games were on. She was an avid bowler, sports fan, and professional drinker who could out-drink just about any grown man. She left this world immensely proud of the legacy she left behind, amazing memories with family, friends, strangers, and countless hearts touched wherever she went.