Whenever I was cooking, I would frequently walk outside to see Brad sneaking a peek (or a taste)


He was a great Dad, who even taught his girls how to sneak some BBQ ribs on occasion.

I met Brad only once but he left an impression on me... So did Fatty but in a bad way.

RIP Brad.

Prayers sent. I bet those Crocs feel even better up there.

#TeamCrocs

Anyone remember the first Soldier-Q we did? It was pretty cold that day, and even Texdawg made an appearance.

We lost a couple good ones the last few months. The OT won't be the same for sure.

Prayers and condolences sent!

This always makes me very sad even not knowing the person. Prayers for his family. It is sad to watch someone just circle the drain in such a short time period. Must be very scary to go thru as well, God bless him and his family.

Cheers brad, You will be greatly missed.

There's 2 TFF'rs in that photo that are no longer with us. Both good men.

RIP Fellas...say Hi to TritonDaddy for me.

Great pics, glad all of you still have those.

I'm out of the loop around here, but the TFF has awarded me with life long friends. I had lots of fun with these guys and girls several years ago, It's really sad to see such a happy vibrant part of that time gone.

I had many a good laugh with Brad. He taught me the birthday game, forum crashing, and online heckling. He had the best behind the scenes gossip of any TFF'R ever. I haven't kept up with him on the forum in a while but exchanged a call and email with him every so often. He was an original. I will miss him.

I am simply at a loss for words.