Duane P. Brady ofPhoenix, Arizona wenttobewithhisHeavenlyFather on April 1, 2008.Duane had a long anddistinguished careerin the Valley of theSun which includednews director and on-air anchor/personal-ity with several of thelocal stations, com-munity relations forSamaritan Health Ser-

vices, sheriff’s administrative assistant for Tom Agnos,heading special projects and programs for ADOT/MVDand was especially proud of his 25 years of service asa DPS reserve officer. Duane was actively involved andgave unselfishly of his time to many organizations andcommunity groups throughout the valley including theAmerican Cancer Society from 1969-1980, serving as Ari-zona Crusade chairman, president of the Phoenix divi-sion, and on the board of directors. He also served onthe board of directors of the Phoenix Press Club. Duaneis preceded in death by his parents Gladys and JosephBrady as well as his sister Trudy. He is survived by hisspecial soulmate Dennise Rowland, his brother Richard(Gail) Brady, his sister Debby Brady and fiancé MartinWeintraub, his nephews Matthew Brady and MichaelBrady, his niece Trudy Aiello, 4 great nieces and 2 greatnephews, and his faithful feathered friend Rambo whowill dearly miss their conversations. Duane also leavesbehind many friends, colleagues, and associates whowill dearlymiss his kindness, generosity, friendship, andhumor.

Duane P.Brady

A celebration of Duane’s life will be heldat Green Acres Chapel of Light,

401 N. Hayden Rd., Scottsdale of Sunday,April 6, 2008 at 1:30 p.m. Donations inDuane’smemorymay be made to theAmerican Heart Association.

Duane, we love you and will miss you verymuch!