Businessman, Disaster Victim. Died in the sinking of the "RMS Titanic" on April 14-15, 1912 at the age of 40. He attended the Bishop Scott's Academy in Portland and returned to Pomeroy to manage the family store. In 1903, when he was made vice-president of the Pomeroy Savings Bank, he sold the family store. Brady had held stock in the bank since its inception, had been a director since 1894 and also had a one-third interest in the Weller Livestock Company. He came to San Jose, California to assist his mother and sister who had been injured and whose house had been destroyed as a result of the San Francisco 1906 earthquake. He was a member of the Masonic lodges in Pomeroy and of the Commandery in Walla Walla and Elkatiff Temple at Spokane. He was a first class passenger in cabin A21. Son of John Brady and Emily R. Brady. Brother of Ella Brady Tucker.

Businessman, Disaster Victim. Died in the sinking of the "RMS Titanic" on April 14-15, 1912 at the age of 40. He attended the Bishop Scott's Academy in Portland and returned to Pomeroy to manage the family store. In 1903, when he was made vice-president of the Pomeroy Savings Bank, he sold the family store. Brady had held stock in the bank since its inception, had been a director since 1894 and also had a one-third interest in the Weller Livestock Company. He came to San Jose, California to assist his mother and sister who had been injured and whose house had been destroyed as a result of the San Francisco 1906 earthquake. He was a member of the Masonic lodges in Pomeroy and of the Commandery in Walla Walla and Elkatiff Temple at Spokane. He was a first class passenger in cabin A21. Son of John Brady and Emily R. Brady. Brother of Ella Brady Tucker.