Shaun Brady, a 44-year-old chef from Tipperary, Ireland, was fatally shot in Kansas City last year. His family and community celebrated his life at a memorial service, remembering him for his unwavering support and culinary talent.
A Tipperary man shot dead in Kansas City last year was 'always there to support' his family when they needed him, mourners at his memorial mass heard. Shaun Brady (44), who was originally from Nenagh, was killed in an altercation outside his restaurant Brady and Fox in Kansas City , Missouri on August 28 last year. Mr Brady was a co-owner and chef of the Irish restaurant. The father-of-two was reportedly shot as he intervened in a suspected robbery.
Mr Brady, who was bringing rubbish bags out from his restaurant, sustained multiple gunshot wounds close to his restaurant after he confronted several people who were attempting to steal a car. Damien Brady, a brother of the talented chef, summed up what Mr Brady meant to everyone in his family and community at his midday memorial service at Saint Mary’s of the Rosary Church in Nenagh. 'I would like to begin by thanking all of our family and friends, the local community and the Kansas community for all of your support,' he said. He said that Shaun Paul was 'tragically taken before his time.' 'Shaun Paul was a loving husband to Katie, a doting father to Seamus and Mary and cherished son to our mother Mary. Although Shaun Paul was the middle child in our family he was our big brother. He was always there to support us when we needed him,' Mr Brady continued. 'He was a funny uncle to all of his nieces and nephews and a dear friend to so many. Shaun Paul led a full life. He relentlessly pursued his passion to become the talented chef he was.' He explained that the family and his brother knew from 'such a young age that this (cheffing) was his vocation. 'He wanted to do Home Economics in school so he fought to get into the girls' secondary school Home Ec classe
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