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We have heard stories from Sheron and know of Brad’s beautiful family, Brad’s integrity, and the bond that he and Sheron share. We know he is deeply loved and will be deeply missed.

Too many stories. Can’t talk right now.

Stopped by for a visit in 2015 before leaving for South Korea. Haven’t seen each other or talked in 22 years. Picked up as if it hadn’t even been a year. He was the best of us.

Met him at Karaoke at Rita’s. Damn good singer and a lot of fun. I worked Traffic Enforcement and in City Hall. What a joy to be around. Many years later we reconnected a bit through our wives. I wish I would have known him on a deeper level – he will he missed.

I remember meeting Brad 20+ years ago when I started dating my husband. Then I got to meet his wife and had the pleasure of working with Jen. An all around amazing guy. Everyone who knows the Conners are better off for knowing them. The world is less complete without him. Go Ducks for Brad!

I wish I’d met him . He was a awesome guy!!!

We met in Great Lakes for boot camp graduation for our eldest children. Our families hung out ate dinner and we kept in touch through Facebook. He was always smiling and joyful to be around.

My fondest memory of Brad was how much he made me laugh. He was so quick witted, you just never knew what would come out of his mouth. You knew it would be good.
Brad excelled at everything he set his mind to. He was very community minded and served his community well, no matter where he lived. We were all so proud of Brad and his accomplishments over the years. He will not be forgotten and will be greatly missed by a lot of people. I love you Brad. We’ll meet again.

Brad lived near me in Rincon Valley. A dedicated family guy with that wonderful humor and laughter. Although I was quite a few years older than Brad, he always took time to chat. His love for some of the great tunes of the day. He took time to treat this old dogs new tricks. Rest In Peace my friend.