Brady Vickers

BRADY THOMAS VICKERS

MARCH 21, 1994 - FEBRUARY 26, 2015

Brady left this world much too early, just shy of his 21st birthday. He was in Seoul, excited to have embarked on a semester abroad as an exchange student, and was looking forward to earning a degree in Commerce at Dalhousie University. He also nurtured a passion for astronomy.

He was a kind, thoughtful and sensitive young man with a bright mind and a wonderful sense of humour. His presence was a joy, and his absence leaves a giant hole in the hearts of his family and friends. He saw the best in everyone, and his light will inspire and carry on through the many lives he touched.

Brady was deeply loved, and will be forever missed by his mother Pheona Wright and his father Mark Vickers, along with sisters Haley and Izzy, and brothers Jake and Adam. Brady was blessed with two loving stepfathers in Richard Campbell and Tim Godsall, and will be sadly missed by stepmother Kirsten Vickers.

His beloved girlfriend Ellie Hynes was a light in his life, and his extended group of devoted friends were a source of happiness and inspiration.

Brady was the treasured grandson of Richard and Dianne Wright, and the late Fred and Pauline Vickers. He was adored by many aunts and uncles, and 19 cousins, including aunt Danielle (Gigi) Vickers-Tjalsma and uncle Rimmer Tjalsma (parents of Matthew, Ryan and Emalie), Terie Vickers-Craig and Martin Craig (Mackenzie, Jessie, Duncan and Alex), Tom and Vickie Vickers (Mark, Erika, Abbey, Molly and Krissy), Marten and Averill Wright (Ainsley, Jada and Mackenzie), Matthew Wright, Moira Wright and Joseph Wilson (Max and Henry) and Sarah and Michael Merriman (Keara and Keagan).

Family and friends will be gathering at Markland Wood Golf Club, 245 Markland Drive, Etobicoke on Saturday April 25th, 2015 from 5 - 8 pm.

Donations in Brady's honour can be made to The Brady Vickers Bursary, care of Dalhousie University, Office of External Relations, PO Box 15000, Halifax NS, B3H 4R2, or contact at 902.494.6862.

Please visit Brady's Book of Memories at www.wardfuneralhome.com