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Brad Michael Meyers

October 6, 2014/in Tributes/by webguy

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Submitted by: Robin DiClemente (His mom)
Born: 6/89
Died: 7/14
My Tribute: Brad was a vibrant young man with the world ahead of him. He was a draftsman working for a great company building submarines for the US Navy. He had a girlfriend and a loving family. He had everything going for him, except for his addictive personality. He didn’t want to do drugs, but was driven to it time and time again. Brad will be greatly missed and thought of everyday for the rest of my life. I love you my baby boy!

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