Condolence: I am saddened to learn about Bradley's passing. I knew Brad from the Riderfans forum, and had the opportunity to meet with him here in Edmonton as well as when I passed through Melville. One of the most memorable moments in my life is when Brad and I met at the A&W in Melville, and I told him that I intended to visit my grandparent's final resting place in Melville which I had not visited since my grandmother's passing. It was dark, so Brad offered to come and help me find the right location. I remember not having a clue where they were, but Brad took out his cell phone and used it as a flashlight, and by some miracle we stumbled across their resting place. It was such a surreal event that we talked about it several times afterwards. I will always be grateful to Brad for that. Rest in Peace Brad.

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Condolence: My sincere condolences to the Maurer family. I am saddened to learn of Bradley's passing. I certified him to deliver Crucial Conversations and he was always a wonderful ambassador of the skills - he loved that I described him as "affable" because it wasn't a word he was familiar with at the time. He was tickled when he looked it up - I enjoyed his approach to life and he still had such high hopes for his future. Rest in Peace sweet Bradley.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of Bradleys passing. He was a wonderful man who was always down to earth, kind, loving and funny. I will fondly remember our conversations about the worlds views with a smile on my face. Rest in peace my friend. Love and light❤

Condolence: Brad was a couple of grades below me (and his sister, Leanne) but I remember him well from school. He was kind, and genuine to everyone. He had a bright smile and an infectious giggle - I can still hear that distinctive laugh - he was inclusive to all, and unkind to none. Sometimes those we think are the happiest are in fact hiding deep internal pain.
Our deepest condolences to his entire family - leave your burden with the God of Comfort, and may He carry you during this tragic time. Cheryl and Perry Hollinger.

Condolence: I returned from holidays to find a voicemail from a mutual friend, Linc, about Brads passing. It is 11:15 Saturday morning. Brad was a friend whom admittedly I have not seen in ten years. Full of energy and full of life is how I remember him. Brad famously shortened five degrees of separation into three or less. His networking made a spiders web look woefully incomplete by comparison. He and I shared music as a connection and Brad wrote new lyrics to old songs and would ask me to play them. Even though I did not stay connected I will miss him.

Deep Regrets
Patrick

Condolence: My condolences to the entire Maurer family. You have suffered a terrible loss and no words can change that. I will keep you all in my prayers and may your wonderful memories with Brad keep him close to everybody's heart. He will be missed dearly.

Condolence: So sad for your troubles and worries, Brad, be happy.

Condolence: Brad was a great friend. He had quick wit - our conversations always included a generous helping of laughter, often when least expected. He could see things from outside the box, and was eager to help find creative solutions to any problem that came up in passing. I particularly admired his ability to concoct perfect metaphors for the points he wanted to make. I miss him dearly.

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss Maurer family. I am so shocked to hear this extremely sad news.