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Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich's Blog – September 2016 Archive (1)

Bradley Golden – Still Tragic Fifteen Years Later

I wrote this story in 2003 and first released it on September 25^th of that year; two years after the tragic death of then 19 year-old Firefighter Bradley Golden, who died in a live burn training exercise in Lairdsville, New York. I have posted it every year since then to keep a promise; to honor and to remember Brad. I do not do it to keep the emotional wounds fresh. I do it because there are so many important lessons to be gained by…

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Added by Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich on September 22, 2016 at 10:50am — 1 Comment

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