Brady Gomez

Brady Gomez

June 14, 1976 - September 17, 2026

Obituary

With great sadness, we announce the passing of Brady Gomez, age 50, on September 17, 2026.

Brady was born in Madison, Wisconsin, on June 14, 1976, to Scott and Mary Gomez. A lifelong Wisconsin resident, Brady was known for his generous heart, infectious laughter, and unwavering devotion to family, friends, and animals.

Brady is survived by his parents, Scott and Mary Gomez; his best friend, Robin Gomez (Andre); his beloved niece, Addison Rose Mazzara; and many loving aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Ralph and Edris Gomez, and Norbert and Margaret Zeier; his cousin, Kimberly Hutchinson; and many cherished pets including Makenzie, Zoey, Sophie, Bucky, Daisy, and King Leo the cat.

Brady graduated from Edgewood High School of the Sacred Heart, where he lettered in both football and swimming. He spent much of his career working at the family-owned Saxony Apartments, where he learned the business from his grandfather, Norbert Zeier. During his years there, Brady served as a property manager and helped oversee a complete remodeling of the property.

Following his years at the Saxony, Brady pursued his dream of owning a farm. There he devoted himself to raising animals and promoting healthy, locally produced food.  He regularly donated dozens of eggs each week, along with meat, to local food pantries because he believed everyone should have access to nutritious food.

Brady was a kind soul who believed deeply in helping others. He loved music, treasured time with family and friends, and had a special bond with his beloved dogs, Casidy, Tye Dye, and Louie. Family was always the center of his life. He enjoyed making memories with people, and his spirit, warm smile, and unforgettable laugh will be remembered by all who knew him.

Brady was a friend to everyone he met. He will be forever missed and always held close in our hearts.

A private family service will be held, and Brady will be laid to rest beside his beloved grandparents, Norbert Zeier and Margaret Zeier, and his cousin, Kimberly Hutchinson.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Ryan Funeral Home Legacy Center, 6728 Mader Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53719.

Events

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Celebration of Life
Sat Sep 26, 2026 @ 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM CDT
Ryan Funeral Service Legacy Center • 6728 Mader Dr, Madison, WI 53719
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Dennis A
Friend •
Brady was a dear friend and I'm so grateful to have known him. He was such a bright light in this world. I remember attending a holiday with him and his family. You all were so kind. I see where he got that from. Im so sorry for your loss. Please know he brought joy to so many people.
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Traci McDonald
Family •
Brady, our dear cousin was the biggest sweetheart, with a heart of gold. Always offering to help others, support others, and bringing food to family and friends and those in need. He was there for me on a number of occasions with love and support when I needed him. He loved his family and animals fiercely. I will always remember him for his kind and caring ways and his boisterous laughter, and his great big teddy bear hugs! We loved him dearly and will miss him sorely. May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, The rains fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of his hand. Rest peacefully Brady. To Uncle Scott, Aunt Mary, Robin, Andre, and Addison, We are so very sorry for your heartbreaking loss. We send our deepest sympathy, love, light, and prayers. May you find peace in quiet moments, comfort in your precious memories with Brady, and strength in the love that surrounds you. We love you all so much. With Much Love and Sympathy, Traci and Mark McDonald and Family
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Eric Fleming - Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Friend •
Scott, Mary, Robin, Andre, Addison, and the entire family, Our prayers and condolences. It's clear that Brady was someone who brought people together—whether it was through his love of music, his big heart for his dogs, or his devotion to his family. His generosity to the community through his farm said so much about the kind of person he was. A great soul has left the stage, but the encore lives on in memories and in his true legacy. May you find comfort knowing his song was sweet, loud, and full of love. Thank you God for the gift of Brady. May the perpetual light shine upon him. With gratitude for a life well lived, -Eric Fleming and everyone at the Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Madison - Dane County.
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Alan Minnaert
Friend •
I will remember Brady as a gentle giant, until the ball was snapped. He had a beautiful smile and an awesome work ethic. He was on my first Edgewood Football teams and became part of the core group that helped us go from 1-8 to perennial playoff teams. He was an outstanding lineman and a great teammate. He was a great person. May Brady rest in peace and may his family & friends find comfort and support during this difficult time. Coach Al Minnaert
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Erin Jodie
Friend •
Mary, Scott and Robin: I’m so sorry to hear of Brady’s passing. I’m heartbroken for you. He was a memorable part of my life starting with age group swimming, then dating and then him being my boss when I worked for a stint at the Saxony during college. He was a sweetheart and just a really cool, fun guy. -Erin Schwarz Jodie
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Rebecca
Friend •
You and I had our differences but we always came back around and showed love for each other that I think will be irreplaceable 💔 you waited for me for the last year to come home, you offered help in ways nobody else would when I had absolutely no one and I was so excited to see you the day I got out and I never got that hug you promised me 😞 I love you Brady you will be extraordinarily missed

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