Luke "K" Brady, age 21, passed away on August 26, 2008.
He was born June 14, 1987 in Mesa, Arizona, the beloved son of Brian "K" Brady and Carol Garfield Brady. He was the youngest of five children. After moving to UT in 1995, he continued his growing up years in Draper. He will be dearly missed. Luke was a member of the LDS Church. When young he was involved in scouts. Right from the beginning, Luke had a strong will. "He took on the world." He was a natural leader. He really loved dirt biking and snow boarding. Family and friends admired his hard-working nature, entrepreneur spirit, passion and integrity. He would have taken the shirt off his back for anyone. He knew the Wasatch Mountains as an expert and found sanctuary there. He was a "Survivor Man" in both talent and spirit. His greatest desire was to spend time with his family and friends. His dream was to live in Alaska! Luke had amazing patience when it came to fishing, hunting and photography. He would spend hours watching for game. Have you seen his photos? He waited for that perfect sunset or the deer to walk up.
He is survived by his parents and siblings: Cliffton (Christine), Mandi, Walker, and Daniel, five nieces and nephews, grandparents "K" and Faye Brady. Preceded in death by his maternal cousin, two uncles, and grandparents.
Funeral Services will be held at Noon on Saturday, August 30th at the South Mountain LDS Chapel, Draper, UT at 272 East Traverse Point Drive (South Coordinate 14700 South Traverse Ridge Road). East off exit 14600 South, taking Highland Drive, south east of the Chevron. (Viewing: 10-11:30 a.m.). There will also be a viewing at the same location from 6-8 p.m. on Friday, August 29th.
Interment: Draper City Cemetery.
Published in the Deseret News on 8/29/2008.
He was born June 14, 1987 in Mesa, Arizona, the beloved son of Brian "K" Brady and Carol Garfield Brady. He was the youngest of five children. After moving to UT in 1995, he continued his growing up years in Draper. He will be dearly missed. Luke was a member of the LDS Church. When young he was involved in scouts. Right from the beginning, Luke had a strong will. "He took on the world." He was a natural leader. He really loved dirt biking and snow boarding. Family and friends admired his hard-working nature, entrepreneur spirit, passion and integrity. He would have taken the shirt off his back for anyone. He knew the Wasatch Mountains as an expert and found sanctuary there. He was a "Survivor Man" in both talent and spirit. His greatest desire was to spend time with his family and friends. His dream was to live in Alaska! Luke had amazing patience when it came to fishing, hunting and photography. He would spend hours watching for game. Have you seen his photos? He waited for that perfect sunset or the deer to walk up.
He is survived by his parents and siblings: Cliffton (Christine), Mandi, Walker, and Daniel, five nieces and nephews, grandparents "K" and Faye Brady. Preceded in death by his maternal cousin, two uncles, and grandparents.
Funeral Services will be held at Noon on Saturday, August 30th at the South Mountain LDS Chapel, Draper, UT at 272 East Traverse Point Drive (South Coordinate 14700 South Traverse Ridge Road). East off exit 14600 South, taking Highland Drive, south east of the Chevron. (Viewing: 10-11:30 a.m.). There will also be a viewing at the same location from 6-8 p.m. on Friday, August 29th.
Interment: Draper City Cemetery.
Published in the Deseret News on 8/29/2008.
Luke "K" Brady, age 21, passed away on August 26, 2008.
He was born June 14, 1987 in Mesa, Arizona, the beloved son of Brian "K" Brady and Carol Garfield Brady. He was the youngest of five children. After moving to UT in 1995, he continued his growing up years in Draper. He will be dearly missed. Luke was a member of the LDS Church. When young he was involved in scouts. Right from the beginning, Luke had a strong will. "He took on the world." He was a natural leader. He really loved dirt biking and snow boarding. Family and friends admired his hard-working nature, entrepreneur spirit, passion and integrity. He would have taken the shirt off his back for anyone. He knew the Wasatch Mountains as an expert and found sanctuary there. He was a "Survivor Man" in both talent and spirit. His greatest desire was to spend time with his family and friends. His dream was to live in Alaska! Luke had amazing patience when it came to fishing, hunting and photography. He would spend hours watching for game. Have you seen his photos? He waited for that perfect sunset or the deer to walk up.
He is survived by his parents and siblings: Cliffton (Christine), Mandi, Walker, and Daniel, five nieces and nephews, grandparents "K" and Faye Brady. Preceded in death by his maternal cousin, two uncles, and grandparents.
Funeral Services will be held at Noon on Saturday, August 30th at the South Mountain LDS Chapel, Draper, UT at 272 East Traverse Point Drive (South Coordinate 14700 South Traverse Ridge Road). East off exit 14600 South, taking Highland Drive, south east of the Chevron. (Viewing: 10-11:30 a.m.). There will also be a viewing at the same location from 6-8 p.m. on Friday, August 29th.
Interment: Draper City Cemetery.
Published in the Deseret News on 8/29/2008.
He was born June 14, 1987 in Mesa, Arizona, the beloved son of Brian "K" Brady and Carol Garfield Brady. He was the youngest of five children. After moving to UT in 1995, he continued his growing up years in Draper. He will be dearly missed. Luke was a member of the LDS Church. When young he was involved in scouts. Right from the beginning, Luke had a strong will. "He took on the world." He was a natural leader. He really loved dirt biking and snow boarding. Family and friends admired his hard-working nature, entrepreneur spirit, passion and integrity. He would have taken the shirt off his back for anyone. He knew the Wasatch Mountains as an expert and found sanctuary there. He was a "Survivor Man" in both talent and spirit. His greatest desire was to spend time with his family and friends. His dream was to live in Alaska! Luke had amazing patience when it came to fishing, hunting and photography. He would spend hours watching for game. Have you seen his photos? He waited for that perfect sunset or the deer to walk up.
He is survived by his parents and siblings: Cliffton (Christine), Mandi, Walker, and Daniel, five nieces and nephews, grandparents "K" and Faye Brady. Preceded in death by his maternal cousin, two uncles, and grandparents.
Funeral Services will be held at Noon on Saturday, August 30th at the South Mountain LDS Chapel, Draper, UT at 272 East Traverse Point Drive (South Coordinate 14700 South Traverse Ridge Road). East off exit 14600 South, taking Highland Drive, south east of the Chevron. (Viewing: 10-11:30 a.m.). There will also be a viewing at the same location from 6-8 p.m. on Friday, August 29th.
Interment: Draper City Cemetery.
Published in the Deseret News on 8/29/2008.
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