Bradley Michael Hytoff

October 7th, 2015

I’m sorry to learn of the young passing of a hero. I was looking on Facebook for old acquaintances I met on a great jDate singles cruise about 10-15 years ago. I believe this is the Brad that came with his friend Ken. If this is him, he was a very nice, fun guy and a bunch of us had a great time with him.

Either way, such a loss.

~Bonnie
~, burlington, MA

November 18th, 2014

Bradley, to me, you will always be a cute, curly headed little boy who wanted to be a fireman from the time he could walk and talk. You grew into a strong, kind man and fireman just like you wanted. I wish that you could have seen yourself as your friends and family saw you. Everyone was so proud of you. I love you and always will.

~Lisa Mayer
~Loving Aunt, RALEIGH, NC

November 4th, 2014

Hytoff and Melnick family

~Eric Mayer
~cousin, Knoxville

November 4th, 2014

More good memories from our wedding

~Eric Mayer
~cousin, Knoxville

November 4th, 2014

You were so full of fun, life, craziness! Making pterodactyl noises, air guitar to G&R, throwing rocks at windows because we were locked out of the house. Wedding “dancing” if you can call it that 🙂 I love you cous, and I am going to miss you.

~Eric Mayer
~cousin,

November 3rd, 2014

I am so sorry to hear about Brad. When I was a little girl and you lived in Glenview I always heard how he wanted to be a fireman when he grew up. I’m happy he became a fireman. You should be so proud how he helped and saved so many people. He should be remembered as a HERO.

~Rachel Berezin Hubbard
~friend, Northbrook, Illinois