It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our son Brady on November 6th, 2025.

Brady Lawrence Julian's journey in this life began on June 1st, 1993. Born in Nampa, Idaho, to Lawrence (Lary) and Lisa Julian, the youngest of four. From a very young age he was always in tow with his dad and grandpa (Ray Hunter) on day trip hunting and fishing adventures. As soon as he was out of diapers, he got to tag along on the overnight trips.

He was introduced to riding ATVs at a very young age the family would spend countless days exploring the Owyhee's. Brady had a real deep love for being out in the mountains. He would find his way out there every chance he got. He also enjoyed fishing the ocean. He would go out on the charter boats, but he much preferred fishing from the shore. He and I would go up and down the coast by Depoe Bay fishing every spot we could find until my accident then his nephew Houston had to fill in for me. He also got into trapping and ran his trap line in the Owyhee's around Flint Creek Road. He would trap the beavers for some of the ranchers for access to some of their land. This also led into another passion: shed hunting. He would walk many miles searching for them everywhere he went he was always looking for them antlers and would find many year-round. Then there was lion and bear hunting. From baiting bears to chasing them and lions with hounds with his friend Nick, he loved it all.

After my injury he had the new job of taking care of me and doing for me that which I could not do. Brady was always there to help anyone anytime. Even with all this, he managed to find time to work for the Amalgamated Sugar Factory in Nampa.

Brady is survived by his parents, Lary and Lisa Julian; sister, Kylee; two half-sisters, LesLee and LaRey; and best friend, Alex Simpson. Brady is with our LORD now and will be deeply missed. We must always remember that Brady was His before he was ours. Thank you, our LORD, for our time with Brady. God will get us through this.