John Gary Brady

Birth date: Mar 18, 1932 Death date: Mar 1, 2018

Decatur – John Gary Brady, of Decatur, IL, passed away Wednesday March 1st at 3:08 A.M., at Memorial Medical Center in Springfield, Illinois. He was born March 18,1932 in Pittsburgh, PA to Golda Marie (nee Doty) and William Josep Read Obituary

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Chris Bivens

396w ago

May the Lord open his loving arms to welcome Brother Knight John Brady and comfort the family in this time of sorrow.Prayers and Peace be with you all,Chris BivensKnights of Columbus FA

Lorraine Byers

396w ago

I remember the years working at St Maryâ??s with John and Rosie. Fond memories for me. Sad that heâ??s gone now. Please take care and know you are loved, Rosie.

Tom Lynch

397w ago

My condolences to you Colin and your family. Your Dad was a big part of my life. I remember going out on lake Decatur in your dads boat. He would pull us on that rough sled and I would go home soo sore. He would always take time to teach me boating safety. He also let me drive the boat. I thought that was soo cool. I remember running home and telling my parents that I drove a boat. He never missed a opportunity to teach me something. I use a lot of that knowledge still today. He will be truly missed. Tom Lynch

Andrew James

397w ago

As a longtime pal to his oldest son Colin, many times John was around during our young adulthood. Always cordial and good for witty commentary. Some of his musings has the feel of an esoteric proverb or facet of an ancient tale. Appropriate for the old sailor he is. He will be missed by all who knew him.

Vicki Cummings

397w ago

My condolences to the family on the loss of John. He seemed like an amazing person to know.-Vicki Brindise Cummings, MU '97

Linda K. Boston

397w ago

Lit a candle in memory of John Gary Brady

Leann Rhinehart

397w ago

I remember riding in Uncle John's boat as a little girl. He did always love the water and we had fun too. It takes a brave man to serve our country and especially one to serve on a sub under the arctic ice. He was that. He will be missed. We are thinking of all of you and have been through this and his difficult time of health.

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