
In loving memory of
Qua-dell Spradley
July 27, 1996 — July 31, 2022
Qua-dell Nyzhon Spradley (July 27, 1996–July 31, 2022) was a devoted son, hardworking health insurance agent, and a joyful presence who loved WWE, video games, and cheering for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Remembering Qua-dell
A life held close in memory
Qua-dell Nyzhon Spradley was born July 27, 1996, in Reading, Pennsylvania. Known to family and friends for his steady work ethic and generous spirit, Qua-dell dedicated eight years of his young career to helping others as a health insurance agent with PCOA. He took pride in supporting those around him and was often remembered by loved ones as hardworking and selfless.
A member of New Beginnings Church, Qua-dell found community and belonging through his faith. He enjoyed simple pleasures that brought him joy: watching WWE, playing video games, and cheering for the Philadelphia Eagles. Those who knew him recall a young man who appreciated time with family and shared laughter over everyday interests.
Qua-dell is survived by his parents, David T. Stevenson, Sr. and Shantika M. Spradley; his maternal grandmother, Vanessa Spradley; brothers Dae'Shawn Spradley, Marcel Stevenson, and David T. Stevenson, Jr.; and sisters Quanaijha Spradley (his twin), Airell Williams, Nafiki Abu-Ali, and Zhane Boyer. He was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather David Collins and paternal grandparents Janie and Monroe Brant, and his sister Tiari Stevenson.
Family and friends gathered to honor Qua-dell at services held August 12–13, 2022, at Theo C. Auman Funeral Home in Reading, followed by burial at Forest Hills Memorial Park. In remembering Qua-dell, those close to him recall a caring young man whose quiet generosity and everyday passions left a meaningful impression. His family thanks the community for their support and shared memories during this difficult time.
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Qua-dell is remembered with heartfelt sympathy. He deserved to be known for a life that mattered, and may his memory continue to be held with love.