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Brady Oberg Legacy Foundation gets vets on the water

Brady Oberg, U.S. Army, 10th Mountain Division, served his country in Afghanistan. Upon his return, he suffered from PTSD and eventually took his own life in 2015. The Brady Oberg Legacy Foundation was established in his honor later that year. (Contributed photo)
I recently had the pleasure of quarterbacking a fishing event for 10 fellow veterans near Battle Lake, Minn. I managed to get a group of fishing buddies together to assist, and my guiding group consisted of Mike Jordahl, Jim Merickel, Dan Olson, and Jay Miller – all Otter Tail County residents and awesome anglers. Our mission was to provide a morning of fishing for veterans, sponsored by the Brady Oberg Legacy Foundation. This foundation was established by a group of people who loved Brady, grieved for him, and wanted to keep his personal tragedy from happening to others.
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