I worked with Brad at the GMF when he was on tour 3. I retired after almost 16 years there in 2012, and during all my time I can honestly say that Brad was the most caring and friendly person I ever met there. The GMF has such a vast diversity of personalities, backgrounds and ethnic make-ups (and about every difference you can imagine) represented by their employees---that it is almost inevitable that there can be a lot of negativity in it's work environment. Brad overcame all of it----he was friendly with everyone, was an excellent worker, always had a smile, and was continually positive and upbeat (a task not easily accomplished). I always enjoyed the sunrises and sunsets he shared on Facebook. He never failed to "like" my posts and in general was always a ray of sunshine wherever he was. At one point he helped me move, and another time he was kind enough to help me with my lawnmower. He was a wonderful guy, and I know that he is continuing to provide the warmth of his personality in every gorgeous sunrise and sunset we see. He will be greatly missed. Blessings to his family.