Phillip Agnew Brady III

Phil was such a bright light. I remember meeting him at Kings Point and immediately hitting it off talking about authors we had read. He was a brilliant guy and had a big heart. He spoke so lovingly about his children whom I had not met. We shared a love of New Orleans and the last time I saw him was there. This is gut-wrenching. He chose an important job for his career. My dad did the same job, harbor pilot. It is risky, but it requires true professionalism and skill which Phil had...

My sincere condolences. I am grateful for knowing Phillip. He was a great friend during the MEL program in 2004-2005 and luckily we managed to reconnect a few times later in Rotterdam and in the USA.

I still remember the friendliness and curiosity of Phillip. He´ll be missed and my thoughts go to his family.

Please accept my deepest condolences during this challenging time.

"Chief Mate" Phil was the first Chief Mate and first Kings Pointer I ever sailed with, when I was a cadet in 2010. He helped me develop a strong pride in being a Kings Pointer, and a passion for chasing all of the adventure that comes with a career in the maritime industry. I am grateful for his mentorship, and will always cherish the loud laughter he´d generate on the bridge, his generosity in financing adventure during port calls in Asia and the US west coast, and of course the heated ping...

We lost a wonderful uncle and person. He will be greatly missed.