Brady enjoyed his annual fishing trips to Canada with the Steffens. Brady looked forward to many outings down at Bass River resort and loved to hang with the Bass Crew. Brady was involved with Bass from the very beginning and loved helping with anything he could.
Brady was one of the original sickfest crew who couldn’t wait for that first weekend in March to be out in the elements with his buddies. Rain, sleet, snow, the worst the conditions the better.
Memorial Day and Labor Day trips to the Black River with family and friends catching crawdads with the kids and kayaking. Papa Brady taught his grandkids, Jack and Amelia to appreciate the outdoors by taking them floating, canoeing, fishing, rides on the 4wheeler and teaching them to catch crawdads.
Brady loved his dogs, his loyal Dobermans and Hazel who knew how to drink a beer and ride next to him on the 4wheeler.
Brady truly was a jack of all trades as he designed and practically built our house in Columbia as well as the addition to his cabin in the country. Brady was always the first one there to help his friends and family with anything we needed and even anything he thought we needed help with. Brady always offered his advice and opinions whether solicited or not.
Brady Baum lit up every room he walked into and never left that room without making a friend. Anywhere he went everyone loved him. Shout out to “Shady Brady”.
You’ll be missed my brother, but I’m at peace knowing you’ll be in heaven to greet me when my time comes. Much love.
My sympathies to Brady’s family and friends . I had the pleasure of working with Brady on and off over the last 30 years. He was also a friend of the family. One of the good guys and he will be missed by his brothers and sisters of IBEW local one
RIP Brady
I remember the day we met , campground in Missouri , you were driving your old flat windshield Dodge van and it was party time shortly thereafter , hundreds of old memories and great times , you got a thousand friends that miss you already , Shady , Roman , B2dB , luv ya Bro !!!
Praying for your. Family may you rest in peace I had a good time working with you at Moog engineering that was in 1993 you was my Stuart
Sending our deepest sympathy to you, cousin Sue. So very sorry for your great loss.
Hoping our small donation to Ride for a Reason will contribute to finding a cure for this awful disease.
Love, your cousins,
Sonny, Allan, Karin, Verla and Geri
Brady, Rest in peace. My deepest condolences to your family.
Ted Bedrosian
My sympathies go out to Brady’s family and everyone who loved him. I went to high school with him and has been years and years since I have seen him. Rest in peace!!!
I was introduced to Brady through several friends years ago. Just like the other comments I never saw him without a smile or a kind work . When he called me by my nickname the champ , out of all the people who did his rang out the most and I knew if I turned my head I would instantly feel better . Rest in peace my brother , god bless you
My condolences go out to the Baum family.
You are all in my prayers at this sad time.
Brady was a good son, brother dad and grandpa.
He will be truly missed by everyone that knew him.
Love to all.
I’ve known Brady ever since he was a kid. He was a great guy. Always a smile and would help anyone without question. You will be greatly missed Brady. RIP, glad you are with your dad now.
You’ll be in my thoughts forever my brother.
Don’t cry because Brady is gone, smile because he was here.
I will miss you Brady, we always seemed to bump into each other on so many jobs over our career. It was always great, every time..
Brady was one of the most genuine journeymen I had the pleasure to work under during my apprenticeship. He was the brightest spot during a tough time for me, and found a way to lift my spirits at some of the most miserable jobs I worked. Brady, you made an immediate and lasting impression on me, and I’m thankful for having known you.
This still is not sinking yet. We went to high school together and then worked in the IBEW for almost 40 years. Your were a true and genuine brother and friend. If you didn’t like ‘Shady Brady” then I guarantee you didn’t like me. When Brady passed so did a part of me. Love you my brother, till we meet again…