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Kelly Baar
April 9, 2025
Sandy, I´m so sorry to see about Brad, I enjoyed working with Brad at HQ, Brad always had a smile on his face and a great story about his family or his dog. You will be in my prayers.
Roger Shoujp
March 17, 2025
Sorry for you loss
Joan Pease Clark
March 16, 2025
What a contribution Brad made in his life - in both his service as a firefighter and with
his family. He will be greatly missed.
Terri Williams-Teutsch
March 16, 2025
So sorry for your loss. I have very nice memories of Brad at the firehouse.
James W. Johnston
March 16, 2025
Brad and I began on the Fire Dept. a couple weeks apart. Through our careers we worked many years together. Brad was an excellent engineer, I seem to recall he favored Engine 3. He was very well liked and respected by his peers. My wife and I both are sorry for the family's loss. I'm glad for the 20 years of retirement he was able to spend with his family.
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