Brad Weber

[TJ Cornish]

Doesn't look like this was posted here yet, but Brad Weber died of cancer yesterday. He was a great guy, and I learned a lot from him.

Sad news

 

[Ivan Beaver]

Re: Brad Weber

Doesn't look like this was posted here yet, but Brad Weber died of cancer yesterday. He was a great guy, and I learned a lot from him.

Sad news

Our industry needs more people like him. A truly great guy who helped many people with the truth.

He will be missed.

 

[John Norris]

Re: Brad Weber

I'm so sorry to hear this. On SFN and before, Brad was obviously knowledgeable, and his excellent writing skills made his observations easy on the reader.

 

[Jeff Babcock]

Re: Brad Weber

Oh no.... that's very sad.

I had no idea he was even ill. Thoughts and prayers to his family. He will be missed.

 

[Phil Graham]

Re: Brad Weber

Doesn't look like this was posted here yet, but Brad Weber died of cancer yesterday. He was a great guy, and I learned a lot from him.

Sad news

I watched Brad battle this disease for several years, including helping out being a set of ears when the chemo wiped out a good chunk of his hearing. I'm truly sad to see such a nice, gentle, smart fellow get handed such a terrible illness.

Goodbye, friend, you are and will be missed.

If you would like to read about pieces of Brad's journey, his wife chronicled some of it here:
https://bradloryweber.shutterfly.com/