Brad Bawmann was a force of nature. Not like a tornado or a hurricane, but more like the tides – quiet, measured and calm, yet undeniably important and impactful. He built his firm, The Bawmann Group, into one of Denver’s most-respected, capturing a who’s who of clients, particularly in the healthcare and nonprofit industries.
But work was just a piece of Brad’s life. He was always concerned with issues bigger than himself, and that was demonstrated yet again when he traveled to Krakow, Poland, earlier this year to help refugees from Ukraine. And you couldn’t have drinks or lunch with him without seeing him beam with pride as he shared stories about his wife, Wendy, and his kids, Phoebe and Oliver.
Brad passed away unexpectedly this weekend from complications of pneumonia. He was 59.
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WOW! So terribly sad. Wow.
So sad. Brad will be deeply missed.
I’m so sorry to hear this. Brad was one of the sweetest people on Earth.
I’m broken hearted to hear this you were such a humble caring guy. I’ll never 4get you, I’ll never 4get your infectious smile. Rest well my friend.