Today, we suffered our biggest loss ever. Brendan Kennedy passed away from a motor cycle accident. Some may know him as “Qfour5.” He was a very good friend of mine. When I heard the news, I was driving and too chocked up to say much and almost crashed. For those that didn’t know Brendan, he was the most humble guy you could ever meet. He never wanted to be the “star” but just a contributing team player. No matter what, he was always down to help. At our last BBQ in Staten Island NY, he drove down 4 hours from Plymouth MA, took control of the BBQ grill and didn’t ask for a break. That’s a huge responsibility when you are feeding 120 people on one of the sunniest days of the year.
He was always open to opinions and never got offended. Brendan was so respectful and always looked to give credit elseware even when he was the one who put in his money into everything. Continue reading