Utah CEO identified as victim in fatal Idaho helicopter crash
Bonneville County Coroner Shante Sanchez identified the deceased as 59-year-old Bradford Brown of Alpine, Utah. Brown, who owned the helicopter, was the CEO of ATL Technology, a Utah-based manufacturing company that partners with leading medical device firms.
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At risk is a program that “gives Idaho kids an opportunity to go to a premier medical school ... with guaranteed seats,” an ...
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Bradford Brown, the CEO and founder of ATL Technology in Springville, Utah died in a helicopter crash on Thursday.
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