Vicki, so sorry to hear the news, great loss.  Always had good time when ever Brad was around, the pictures were very nice.

Brad, I will miss your smiling face, for sure. I can remember the first time I met you at Seward. You quickly became a friend that trusted our business relationship as a partnership. When you moved to North Platte, you were the only reason I continued to drive there. I remember one of the early visits. I got into NP late that night in a raging snow storm. There used to be a RV campground real close to the course, so I pulled in there for the night. The next morning was brutal. No golf course in the world would be open. But when I pulled into the course, your car was the lone one in the parking lot. When I walked in I asked you if your plan was to be there on that snowy day? You said No, but since you had the meeting with me - there you were! Now days, we reps call it a no-show. They don't even attempt to show up. I trust that God welcomed you into His presence and you are now getting to know all those saints who went before you. I will see you again, someday, that I know. Enjoy what God has for you as His child. He loves you more than we can ever imagine. We will miss you for now, but again, will look forward to seeing you soon! Steve

Dear Vicki. I am sorry to hear of your loss. Great memories of Brad's giant fro in high school and playing some pick-up basketball at the gym in Goehner. Thoughts and prayers to you and your loved ones.

My sympathies to the family, relatives and friends I would always stop and see Brad on my travels through central and western Nebraska and always enjoyed the golf we played and his friendship.

Brad was always the cousin I looked up to, and his mom, Marcella, my most favorite Aunt.  What a blast we had as kids growing up...sneaking Slim Jim's at the Sportsman, bussing tables at Kai's Key Club, scooping the loop in Pender in the Camaro, hanging out at the bowling alley, riding horses, trudging through waist deep snow helping to move cattle in the winter, being in each other's weddings...the great memories go on and on.  Although we grew apart after high school, it was really cool when we reconnected a few years ago.  I always wanted to get in one more golf game with you, since we were both seniors and you wouldn't have to give me so many strokes!  That will have to wait for now, but it will happen.  Until then...far and sure, my cousin and friend.  Vicki, Kaci and family...the Arizona Rineharts' thoughts and prayers are with you.

Vicki,

Brad was the leader that brought Neita and I to playing golf-which we still enjoy.  We are both surprised and saddened to learn of his passing and extend to you and your family our deepest sympathy.  The fairways will be wide and the greens will read true and he will one putt each hole that he is playing in heaven.

Vicki, don't know if you remember me I was Gail Robinson, back in the day we spent a lot of time together. Have great memories time shared in Seward. So so sorry to hear about Brad he could always make me laugh. Great guy.

So sorry to see that your loved one has passed away.  May Jesus hold you in His loving arms as you grieve.

Mitch & Priscilla Klintworth

So sorry to see that your loved one has passed away.  May Jesus hold you in His loving arms as you grieve.

Brad was hired about a year after I was by the City of North Platte. We were the "new kids on the block" at about the same time. He was a nice guy and I know that he will be missed. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

I worked with Brad for many years at the City of NP, what a wonderful man to work with.  So sorry for your loss!

My deepest sympathy to the Kai family.May the God of all comfort give you strength during this difficult time.1Corinthisns 1; 3, 4

Vicki, Kaci, and family,
I have so many great memories of Brad. Some that make me laugh, some that now make me cry, and some that remind me how much I learned from him. I am so thankful for the years I had the opportunity to work for him and to get to know him.  He will always hold a special place in my heart, as I wouldn't be the person I am today without knowing him. My love to you all. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

Vicki, kaci and family, we are thinking of you guys with the loss of Brad, he was a very special man and we will miss him. He will never be forgotten and every time I play the crazy game of golf I will think of his messages or tips he would give me.

To Vicki, Kaci, Derick and family, Mary and I are thinking of u guys with your loss. Brad was a special man and we will miss him. He will never be forgotten within our family, and many of North Platte families at Iron Eagle. Jim and Mary Backenstose.

Kai Family,

I am so sorry for your loss. Brad was a special and humble man.  His fight with cancer was long and he handled it with   class, never looking for sympathy.  I will remember Brad's great sense of humor and just the quality of man that he was.  I enjoyed viewing the photo album of Brad's life and would have loved to know him when he had that beautiful afro.
Brad, rest in peace my friend.

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Brad Lee Kai

4 juin 1955 – 3 janvier 2015

Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home & Cemetery

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