Brad Booth Death

1. Brad Booth is missing. The 43-year-old poker player is not just on a long hike or a two-day bender. Brad Booth is missing and has been long enough to concern family and friends to the point of filing an official report with the police department. There is a solid amount of information available about Booth, his vehicle, even his license plate number.
2. The late Stu Ungar was arguably the best Texas hold’em player of all time.
3. For more poker video go to the days of the poker boom Brad Booth was a poker icon but after a massive online poker downswing.

The cancer-related death of former PBS quarterback and teammate Brad Booth two years ago offers a contrast. Simoneaux spoke with Booth regularly during his final weeks. November 11, 1946 — September 4, 2011. Brad left this world on Sunday, September 4, to join his mother and mother in law in the Glory of Heaven! He will be greatly missed by his wife of nearly 44 years, June, his children - Brad, Jr. & Erica Booth, Dawn Booth Sutton, Kristine & Kevin Gobble, Tracey & Seth Cox, his.

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Brad Booth Update

Honoring Brad Booth

Red Mountain Grace Family,

Last night, 7 years into the battle, Brad Booth closed his eyes for the final time and won his fight with cancer. He walked right through the celestial gate and heard the words, “well done, good and faithful servant.” His cancer was gone, all things were made new, and I cannot imagine the beauty he beheld.

If you’ve been around Red Mountain Grace very long, you’ve heard the name, Brad Booth. I first met Brad in 2013, after mutual friends brought us together over coffee. My life has not been the same since. Brad was in a remissive state at the time, having been through treatment in Houston over the previous 2 years. He wanted to help others that were in medical crisis in Birmingham. Why? Because Brad had been in their shoes, and wanted to shine a light of hope into seemingly hopeless situations. Brad quickly became the heartbeat of Red Mountain Grace. He was real, raw, gentle, passionate, intelligent, humble, steadfast, and loving. He poured his all into the spread of the Gospel through Red Mountain Grace, and many experienced hope for the first time through his words and deeds.

Brad was the kind of guy people wanted to be around. He was my dearest friend. I miss him greatly, a feeling I share with so many. We were all blessed richly from having been touched by his life. We learned a lot from Brad. We learned what his favorite verse, Phillipians 1:20, truly looked like in the 21st century life. “…as it is my eager expectation and hope that I will not be at all ashamed, but that with full courage now as always Christ will be honored in my body, whether by life or by death.” Brad decided on this “favorite verse” well before a cancer diagnosis ever entered the picture. He showed us that true faith comes from knowing and abiding in God. Brad taught us to be intentional with our lives. Just look at the impact he had on this world in the short time he was here. I could continue with the many lessons we learned from Brad, but I think that most can be summed up into a single word… LOVE. He looked at me the last time we spoke, his daughter Nola in his arms, and said “we were put on this earth to love em’, Jason.” So, today, in honor of our friend, lets love. Let’s look at our family, friends, colleagues, even perfect strangers, and think the very best of them. Brad knew this short time on earth was a gift. He decided not to store his treasures in the temporary pleasures of this world, but in the eternal kingdom to come. Oh death, where is your victory? Oh death, where is your sting? Brad’s light shines on.

In Christ,

Yukon Brad Booth

Jason Carroll
Founder
Red Mountain Grace

Arrangements for Brad Booth

Location: Evangel Presbyterian Church - 423 Thompson Road Alabaster, AL 35007
Visitation: Saturday, December 2nd, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Memorial Service: 2:00 pm

*Private burial to follow*

Brad Booth Death Photo

Learn more about Brad's legacy:
https://www.redmountaingrace.com/bradbooth/

Brad Booth Circle of Hope:

The Brad Booth Circle of Hope was created to honor Brad Booth for his efforts with Red Mountain Grace. Brad has been instrumental in the growth of this ministry that has helped us serve over 200 families. If you are interested in giving in honor of Brad, please visit the link below.
https://www.redmountaingrace.com/givingsociety/