Remembering Brady Moreau

I'm sure most of you know me, and some of you don't. My name is Taryn, and I am Brady's older sister.

Suddenly, and tragically; Brady gained his angel wings on Tuesday, October 22, from an undiagnosed heart condition. While we never would be ready for him to fly, we also know that he was greeted warmly by those he loved dearly, who had already gained their wings.

Anyone who knows Brady, knows his laugh was boisterous, and could be heard clear across the street. His eyes brighter blue than the skies, and his heart warmer than summer. Despite any struggle our Brady Bear had, he never failed to face each day with the biggest of smiles, breaking out in the most hilarious of dances that we immediately joined without question, and was the first to give you a proper hug and tell you how special you are. Not just a regular hug, but a Brady Bear hug. Since our loss, Brady's memory lives on, with donations of his prized roofing tools to the John Howard Society, helping those getting their second chance a tool to keep building. Because Brady never once judged anyone by their past. Only looking at who you are today, and taking a chance on anyone who wanted to show they were more than their past.

Today, I am asking for your help. While we all know that only the best go to soon, we never expect it to happen to half of our own heart.

We are trying desperately to bring my baby brother home. But until we have such funds, they will not release him to us. We do not have any resources, for end of life arrangements, or to properly celebrate the person Brady is. The brightest of lights in this world.

Donations that are not put directly to the settling of arrangements; will assist our family for the time we've needed to take to grieve our enormous loss, and continue the legacy of Brady with the John Howard Society.

As soon as we can bring Brady home, the sooner we can hold his Celebration of Life, and have him back close to our hearts.

We appreciate any help, even if it's simply sharing this post to reach others. Brady impacted many lives, and I want him to know that we are keeping his memory and legacy, alive for those who will meet him on a different level, of guidance, love and support.

With Love,

Taryn