Pitching in: ‘Brady Bunch’ rides to remember son and raise money
He enjoyed making people laugh and shooting videos of himself singing while working on the family farm. After he graduated from a power engineering program at Cambrian College in Sudbury, Ont., Brady returned to the farm near Port Elgin, Ont., with hope of working at the nearby Bruce Power nuclear station one day. While tending the fields one day in June 2016, something happened with a piece of machinery and Brady died.
- ▪He enjoyed making people laugh and shooting videos of himself singing while working on the family farm.
- ▪After he graduated from a power engineering program at Cambrian College in Sudbury, Ont., Brady returned to the farm near Port Elgin, Ont., with hope of working at the nearby Bruce Power nuclear station one day.
- ▪While tending the fields one day in June 2016, something happened with a piece of machinery and Brady died.
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Open this photo in gallery:Josh Caley, Sue Caley, Melissa Caley and Jim Caley – Brady's family – participate in an annual cycling event to raise money for the Saugeen Shores Hospital Foundation.Courtesy of familyShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountThe organizers: Sue and Jim CaleyThe pitch: Raising $155,000 and climbingThe cause: Saugeen Shores Hospital FoundationBrady Caley never took life too seriously. He enjoyed making people laugh and shooting videos of himself singing while working on the family farm. After he graduated from a power engineering program at Cambrian College in Sudbury, Ont., Brady returned to the farm near Port Elgin, Ont., with hope of working at the nearby Bruce Power nuclear station one day.
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