Brad in San Diego

[Guest just me]

Hey does anyone know what happened to him? I had hired him about 8 months ago and wrote a review. He was so much fun to be around. Even though I did not know him well it is very sad to read on his web site that he is dead. In fact I actually cried. If I am posting this in the wrong area I am sorry. I do not post to the board. I just was realy wondering if anyone might know what happened.

[Guest jc92103]

http://nitrohq.homestead.com/

[marc anthony]

That really is very sad. The shortening of a life is always tragic... and when one is so full of life as Brad was, and had so many hopes/dreams/expectations... well, it is hard to write without becoming overwhelmed with sadness. My prayers are with him, and for his friend nitrohq who must feel the grief much more than the rest of us, as he was blessed with so much more of Brad's life blood.

[Guest conway]

How sad

 

I never hired or met Brad, but wished to set an appointment with him this past February in San Diego. But, by that time he had quit escorting. I remember looking at his site when he announced his retirement and being profoundly affected by the genuine gratitude that his message to his former clients expressed. He seemed like a genuinely kind person, the kind you hate to see disappear from this world before they have a chance to make a profound impact.

 

He seemed to be a young man who had used escorting to further himself into something better at a relatively young age. If I recall, he was traveling for a year and then was returning to school. I can only hope that his travels between February and May provided him much excitement and opened his young eyes to the incredible world around him.

[Guest 7Zach]

Didn't know him, but he was discussed on the boards in a couple of threads. His site when it was up was kinda fun. Made me sad also.