BB" Brady "

CH Seacliff Special Effects, ROM x Brownlee Grand Legacy

Sired by CH Seacliff Special Effects, ROM out of Brownlee Grand Legacy,

(Brett's sister), bred by Susan D. John, Robert E. McFarland & myself.

He started out immature but elegant and was shown by Carol Gefell and

Holly & John Masters to finish his title young.  With his special friend

Greg Speeks and Julie Desy he was awarded three ASSA National

Specialty Award of Merits, one Canadian National Specialty Award

of Merit and was Best of Breed at prestigious specialties under judges

Linda Churchill, Ron Lackey, Kay Searle, Dorothy Christiansen,

Daniel Wheatcroft, Gloria Cronin, John R. Masters and Sandy Macintosh,

Group One at Ladies Kennel Club of Boston and he's on the perpetual

trophy at Colonial.

One of the most thrilling wins was the stud dog class at the national

in 2002 with his beautiful daughters CH Willwin Camellia and

CH Suncrest Wilwin Sonia under judge Sharlene Defee thanks to the team

of Meredith Maust, Pete Denbow & Greg Speeks.  We couldn't be there

to see this because my husband Clark was in a battle for his life.

Brady & his special friend Greg Speeks winning one of

three Award of Merits at the ASSA National Specialty.

Brady earned his ROM in 2004 a short time before Brett.  His

offspring finished well and have made their mark at Nationals,

Specialties and in Sweeps.

Brady's Champion Offspring

CH Braelyn's Rave Review

CH Suncrest Adoration

CH Suncrest Tanqueray

CH Suncrest Wilwin Sonia

CH Suncrest Escalade

CH Darmil Navigator

CH Darmil Fan Dancer

CH Merlyn's Just Ask'N

CH Islemist Accolade

CH Willwin Camellia

Brady with a Group One at Ladies Dog Club

handled by Greg Speeks

I lost Brady three weeks before his uncle Brett in 2006.  He developed

an inflammation of the bowel which did not respond to aggressive treatment.

When we realized there was nothing more that could be done, he was

laid to rest in my arms.  Why I was blessed with this magnificent animal,

I will never know, but will always be grateful.  He was not only a pleasure

to look at, but a joy to live with...he was always a gentleman and didn't

have an aggressive bone in his body.  He's with my husband Clark...the

person he truly loved and...I think, always missed.

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