I just learned of Brad's Passing. My condolences go out to Kristine, Madison and Cameron.. Brad was such a kind and thoughtful person. It was a pleasure talking to him. In his kindness he would shovel my parking pad and sidewalk in the winter because he knew it was hard for me. Bless you Brad..

Kris, though we are only connected through our parents, Nils and I want to extend our deepest sympathy to you, Madison and Cameron. the photo tribute is beautifu and gives us a glimpse into what a wonderful human Brad was. You are all in our thoughts.

I never met Brad in person but felt compelled to write something. I interacted with Brad professionally over email and chat over the past few years. He was always quick and courteous, and showed enthusiasm for my mapping projects, which was a welcome encouragement as I was developing my skills and quite inexperienced. My condolences to the family and friends.

To my dear sister-in-law Lisa and Brad's entire family: I am so sorry to hear about this terrible loss for you. This video tribute brought me to tears and the obituary tells me what an inspirational human being he was. I am thinking of you all as you go through this very difficult time.

It is with a heavy heart that I write. I was a work colleague of Brad's for many years at AAFC-Geomatics. I knew of him when he was in Regina and met him there on one of my trips for a meeting. He then moved to the Winnipeg office. where we did some work together. He was a very kind soul and a great GIS person. He is missed.

I am sad to know he has gone. He was the best brother-in-law!

Brad and Kristine and family have been our neighbours for many years, and i can tell you Brad was an awesome person, and quality individual. He was always one to pay you a compliment and always willing to lend a hand, in particular to an elderly couple across the back lane. He was very dedicated to his family, and it was not uncommon for the family to be out walking, biking, or just out at their backyard gazebo enjoying casual conversation and laughs together. Brad was an avid cyclist and when not cycling was always busying himself with something in the yard, or a project in his garage. We often conversed while on our ladders cleaning gutters, while shoveling walks, breaking up ice, or while he was shooting baskets in the alley. He was always interested in how the family was doing and, being a Saskatchewan Roughrider fan, we would rib each other when their team wasnt doing particularly well! Brad was a good, kind, quality individual and will be sorely missed. Condolences to Kristine and Cameron and Madison. RIP Brad.

Brad will be truly missed. He was a loving family man who always put his family first. We will cherish the many family dinners at our home where you could talk to Brad on any topic. We will miss his smile and gentle way. Rest in Peace Brad.

Brad will be missed so much. The loss of Brad in life is crushing. He was a good person, kind, thoughtful, fair and honest, and so funny. I was amazed by the things he could do and his many talents, for example his elaborate birthday celebrations for Kris and his kids. The time and effort he put into those events showed how big his love was for them. I miss hearing his voice saying my sister's name. There is a hole in our family without Brad's presence. We will cherish him forever.

Such a loss And not many words are in my vocabulary to honour an Exemplary person lost far too soon. Most of my memories are of him doing something for your family... cooking/grilling, fixing, and listening to Kristine's stories of Brad's life envying his motivation to stay fit. I also remember he played critical role in mapping for food security when COVID was taking over the economy world. I'm sure with him being private and humble we'll never fully understand his contributions to Canadians. RIP Brad.