Kayla T.
This is so sad to hear! Brad was a patron of the company that I worked for. I worked for that company from 2021-2026 and had the chance to see him at least once a month. He easily became one of my favorite people. One of my very first memories of him was him pulling up to the business on a sunny and warm day. He had the windows down on his white pick up and he was blasting "low rider". He came in and we instantly started chatting about music. Every time after, we'd have a conversation about a variety of topics. We also made sure to always save our holiday chocolates for him and would give him a big bag to take home at the end of the holiday season. One thing that he told me in a conversation was that he wasn't afraid of death because he knew "the big man up there". He loved life and had a beautiful outlook on living and the afterlife. We had plenty of talks about God, his life, his family and his experiences. He was an amazing man and he will be so very missed. The world needs more like him.