Brad Daniel Meyerriecks left us on September 21, 2026. He was born on July 10, 1958.

Brad Meyerriecks will be remembered as a devoted father and cherished grandfather, known as Pop to his grandchildren. His life reflected steady commitment to both family and community. He spent more than 30 years working for the same company, remaining dedicated to his work until his retirement. That long service stood as a meaningful part of his life and a testament to his devotion and hard work over the years.

In the town where he lived, Brad also served for many years as a volunteer firefighter. Through that work, he helped bring people together and encouraged local youth, contributing in ways that reached beyond the fire service itself. His years of volunteer service formed an important part of his legacy and reflected the value he placed on community.

Outside of work and service, Brad found enjoyment in the outdoors. He loved fishing, bird and deer hunting, pastimes that marked many of his days and remained among the interests most closely associated with him. Those pursuits were a lasting part of the life he built and the memories he leaves behind.

Brad Daniel Meyerriecks will be remembered for the many roles he held over the course of his life: as a son, a brother, a father, a grandfather, a dedicated worker, a volunteer firefighter, and a man who valued time outdoors and with his family. His life touched family, community, and those who knew him through years of work, service, and familiar pursuits. He leaves behind a memory grounded in dedication, service, and the simple things he loved most.

In lieu of a service, his family is holding a private memorial. If you would like to honor Brad, please donate to either charity that was close to his heart in his name: National Fallen Firefighters Foundation at firehero.org or Gundogz Rescue at gundogzrescue.org. Cremation Society of NH is assisting the family with arrangements. To view an online memorial, leave a message of condolence, or for more information please csnh.com.