Robert Bradford Memorial

A memorial plaque for Robert Bradford, M.P., with the following details:

Title and Header:
The title reads: "Robert Bradford M.P."
Subtitle: "A Sword Bathed in Heaven"

Quotation:
A quote from Robert Bradford M.P. is displayed prominently:
"My role is to say harsh things oft-times, but to bathe the sharp sword of my word in heaven, to temper what I say with love, and lead people from their folly to a life of fuller service with their King."

Attributed to Robert Bradford M.P.

Biography and Context:
The plaque outlines his life and work:
He served as Unionist MP for South Belfast from 1974 to 1981.
Described as a champion for liberty in Ulster, unafraid to speak his mind despite constant threats to his life from terrorists.
He was eventually assassinated in 1981 while on constituency duty, an event described as one of the worst political assassinations in recent British history.

Dates:
His birth and death dates are listed: 8th June 1941 – 14th November 1981
Tribute:

A quote attributed to Charles Wesley at the bottom:
"Oh, for a thousand tongues to sing my great redeemer's praise, the glories of my God and King, the triumphs of His Grace!"

Design Elements:
The plaque is bordered with a design resembling the Union Jack.
A red poppy wreath is attached beside the plaque, symbolizing remembrance.
The memorial commemorates Robert Bradford's service, sacrifice, and legacy within the Unionist community.