I spent last Sunday afternoon with my cousin Stacy at SHMC Children's hospital. I feel that the details are too private, and maybe even placing this obituary on here is as well. I just know there are a lot of you that read this, and are faithful in prayer for those who are in need. So thank you to everyone who already has been, and to those who will now join in on lifting my cousin, and her family up to the Lord. I'm so sick over this I can't get it straight this week. In a blink of an eye she lost her child. As a mother, I CANNOT imagine, nor do I ever want to, what it's like to lose your child, your sweet 9 year old boy. I wish I had words to lighten my cousins agony, but words are not enough. My heart and soul ache for this family. I wish I could take away their broken hearts. Everyone that knew Brady a little, or a lot, could see his contagious spirit immediately. His smile melted hearts. Brady is in our hearts forever!JOHNSON, Brady J. (August 06, 2000- April 11,2010) Brady Jae, passed away peacefully after a nine year battle with Spinal Muscular Atrophy in the arms of his Family. Irreplaceable Son, Grandson, Great Grandson, Brother, Nephew, Cousins, Friend, hero and comedian. He is survived by his Mother and Stepdad: Stacy and Rusty Melcher, Father and Stepmom: Joshua and Liz Johnson, Grandparents: Karen and Jay Gertlar, Randy and Lisa Johnson, Siblings Ashton and Ava Melcher andCarter Johnson, Aunts, Uncles, Great Grandparents, Cousins and a endless list of friends. He was an inspiration to all who met him and he lit up the room with his infectious smile and humor. Special thanks to all the medical staff at Rockwoood Clinic, Shriner's Hospital, Sacred Heart Hospital, The Muscular Dystrophy Clinic, all the Staff at Browne Elementary and anyone else who made an impact in his life, you truly enriched his time with all of us.
