Brad was always the welcomer and greeter to anyone that walked down our street in Millrise. Always with the garage door open and working on yet another project. He was so proud of the little wood toys that were so well crafted. Courtenay and I will miss his kindness and conversation. Our condolences to Gail, Lucas, Megan and your extended family. Anna & Courtenay Sarvis

I am very sorry to hear of Brad's passing. I worked with him at Musco for many years and always enjoyed working with him on his projects. We enjoyed talkeing about motorcycle trips and he givae me some great pointers on roads to take when I rode to Alaska several years ago.

Gail and Family,

I was in total disbelief to learn of Brad’s passing, and I still struggle to accept the reality of it all. Brad was a kind human being, talented, a great family man, the glue to our community, and the one person who would help anyone at any time for any reason. I will always cherish the walks he took with me following my heart surgery, his rebuilding my garage stairs when I broke my foot, and of course your visit to Colorado. He always treated everyone with kindness and respect. I will forever be grateful for having your family as neighbors and friends while living in the Millrise Community. Brad will forever have a special place in my heart.

My condolences, I worked with Brad when he first started at Musco I got to spend some time in the field with him and was very impressed with his work ethic and wanting to do things right. He was a valued team member. I always enjoyed catching up with him when he was at corp.

Please accept my sincere and deepest condolences, I joinred Musco as Québec sales representative in late 2011. Brad was a great help to me along with Lloyd Corkum. I relied on his council on many occasions and enjoyed catching up with Brad at our sales meetings. He will be missed. RIP Brad.

I am so very sorry for your loss. I had the joy of working with Brad for 5 years at Musco and although it wasn’t a long time, he shared many stories and memories so I felt I really got to know him. He was very proud of his family and the majority of his stories revolved around them to some extent. From his fastball career to dog sleds, and little wooden cars he made, there was never a moment he wasn’t proud to share something. I will miss catching up and hearing how great Western Canada is.

Jeremy Maffei

So sorry for your loss, I never met Bo but have heard many stories about him from Linda who has such fond memories of Bo..She really enjoyed their visits when he came back home on vacation..My prayers and thoughts are with the family at this sad time.

Hilton Toube

Brad was my mentor. When I joined Musco Sports Lighting in 2008 as the BC provincial representative, Brad took me under his wing along with Lloyd Corkum and taught me about the role that I would play for the next 10 years until my retirement. Not only was he an excellent mentor but a very good friend. Although we lived in different provinces, we never lost touch. He was a true gentleman, and I will miss him dearly. RIP

I met Brad 16 Years ago when I joined Musco and was working with him in his territory of Western Canada and he was an excellent representative for the Territory. I enjoyed working with him and also the times he would visit when returning home to see his Mother in Terrance Bay, only 5 Miles from my home. I will miss the times we spent discussing all the different types of projects we were involved in and his family life with Gail. I will truly miss him, may he RIP.

Lloyd Corkum

Gail and Family

Sincere condolences on Bo's passing. I remember him well from high school - a real good person.

I'm so sorry to hear about Bo's passing. I had the privilege of playing softball with Bo and his brother Darren for one year with All-Wall Construction and we won the league championship. I also played against him for several years. Bo was one of the best pitchers in Halifax and it was tough to hit him. Bo was a nice guy. He'll be missed by everyone who knew him. Rest in peace Bo.

I remember many years ago. I was asked if I knew Brad Harrison. Had to think for a minute because I only knew him as Bo. The person was a scout for the Expos.