INDUSTRY MOURNS THE LOSS OF JEFF BRADLEY,
ALLTRAX PRESIDENT

Alltrax is deeply saddened to announce the loss of Jeff Bradley, Alltrax President and Co-Founder, who died in a boating accident on October 9, 2009. Jeff became President of Alltrax in April of 2006. He, along with Damon Crocket, helped guide the company from its inception to what it is today, an industry leader. Jeff wore many hats along the way and had the opportunity to experience most every job in the company from manufacturing to purchasing and ultimately to President. His vision and drive helped guide Alltrax through the recent recession and turned it into an even stronger company.

An avid jet boat racer, Jeff could be found most weekends on the rivers of the Pacific Northwest. He was the regional jet boat racing association “point winner” with his team “Poor Boys Racing.” The Savage Rapids Dam, located on the Rouge River, was built in 1921 near the city of Rouge River. On Friday October 9th, this dam was removed and the Rouge River flowed freely for the first time in 88 years. Jeff Bradley was the very first person to pass through the former dam site in his jet boat “Raisin Cane.” Although the river took his life that day, Jeff was doing what he loved the most.

A memorial service for Jeff was held October 14th at Griffin Park in Grants Pass, Oregon. Jeff is survived by his wife, two young children, his parents, sister and the Alltrax family. He will be missed by all for his sense of humor, sense of adventure and his leadership.

If you wish to make a donation for the Bradley family and children, a trust for the “Jeff Bradley Memorial Fund” is located at US Bank in Grants Pass. Send it to: US Bank, the “Jeff Bradley Memorial Fund”, 400 S.W. 6th Street, Grants Pass, OR 97526-2600. Phone: (800) 872-2657.

To view Jeff’s passion for boating, please search youtube for “Jeff Bradley Tribute.”