Bradford L. Tiffany

My condolences to the family for your loss. I worked with Brad on and off over several years and had a lot of interesting conversations with him.

My condolences to the family. I worked for Brad at the Scotch in Syracuse in the early 80's. I admired Brad and loved working there until I got married and had to move on. Brad created a family at that restaurant, a family I miss to this day. Rest in peace Brad.

We have fond memories of Brad. We purchased the "Buffalo Farm" from Brad in 2001. He was an immensely colorful figure with tremendous vision of what he wanted to accomplish in life. We enjoyed all our dealings with him and his family, especially his wonderful son, Lars Tiffany, Head Lacrosse Coach at University of Virginia. May his memory be a blessing forever.

Psalm 90:10 says that the days of our years are 70 years, And if because of special mightiness they are 80 years.
May the memories of the wonderful times you shared together bring a smile and joy in your heart.

I will always remember the day Brad donated those buffalo to Onondaga. What a wonderful, very special gift. Over the years my kids and I have watched that herd grow and flourish and have shared so many stories about them. Oren always spoke so highly of Brad and it was a pleasure to finally meet him at his lovely home. I shall remember his kindness and graciousness.

Condolences to Brad's family, his many friends and business associates. He was a good man and will truly be missed.

Condolences to Brad's loving family. So many memories..RIP Brad

Brad an unusual bright man with the sense of how to accomplish goals. My pleasure to have known Brad and have done business with him. He held people to a standard that he alone created. We shared the passion to make life better for the American Indians. He was a tough restauranteur and that is why the "Scotch" is still successful as he passed the formula onto his nephew. While we locked locked horns at times, I always considered him to be my friend. RIP Brad. Your legacy will live on.