Brady Barrows

Welcome to my web site. 

I am a Jehovah' Witness since 1974 (the blue bomb). Since August 2022 I joined the Heat and Frost Insulator Allied Workers Local 48 in Atlanta, Georgia as a second year apprentice, working in the Atlanta area and moved on to be a third year apprentice. I work currently for one of the largest insulation companies in Atlanta, Caldwell Insulation, Inc., full time. 

For twelve years I was a New Mexico State Registered EMT Instructor and Nationally Registered EMT, now retired. I have attended Santa Monica College for two years, then transferred to UCLA and dropped out. In 2022 I attended the University of Alabama and dropped out. For eight years I worked for a natural gas pipeline company as a field pressureman and then seven years for an oil company as a pumper at the well head. Then in 1994 I became a full time minister as one of Jehovah's Witnesses for 25 years. During this time, to support myself and family I worked at various part time jobs as a caretaker, landscaping, cleaning FAA towers, and any odd jobs I can find. 

I have been a webmaster since 1999 and now retired. In the past years I mostly worked with Wordpress, Adobe Dreamweaver, Google sites, and  learned a little about the Google Cloud Platform which is definitely a learning curve and not for the faint of heart, some html and wiki. I am proficient with word processers, spreadsheets, iMovie, and database applications. I used to work part time for my brother, Larry Barrows (passed away in September 2019) who owned an IT business in Sacramento as the domain support for his flagship website, some work with client domains, and basically work related with  DNSG Suite (Google Wordspace), SyncroMSP, Watchman Monitoring, IT Glue, RepairShopr or other IT related tasks. I have since retired from my brother's IT business and moved to Alabama in November 2019 where I maintain my legal residency after living over fifteen years in Hawaii.  I have been a self published author for many years now and write articles.  I have been publishing some of the written works of my mother and step father

While in the past I had over a dozen or more domains and web sites, I have narrowed it down to six domains that I personally own which includes the web site you are currently viewing:

bradybarrows.com (Google Sites)

http://jw-hawaii.org (Google Sites) which should be transferred over to another brother hopefully since he has taken over the Google Workspace account associated with that domain. I am the current owner of the domain but in the future I will be no longer be the owner of the domain. 

http://mumbet.com (Wordpress) Are you interested in taking over this domain? I am willing to sell it.  Make me an offer. Contact me

http://rosacea-101.com (domain redirect)

anthony-terpiloff.com (domain redirect) and bess-barrows.com (domain redirect)

My flagship web site is the third one, about Elizabeth Freeman (mumbet.com). If you haven't heard about Mumbet, my website has been around the longest since it was my first website setup in 1999 and is still one of my major achievements which is a Wordpress site. The site you are viewing, bradybarrows.com, as well as jw-hawaii.org are both built using Google Sites, which is cool. anthony-terpiloff.com is pointing to this page on this Google site, as well as bess-barrows.com goes to this page

The other large achievement I am involved with is the Rosacea Research & Development Institute which is a 501 c 3 non profit organization for rosacea patient advocacy which I am the founder and treasurer.  Have spent some significant volunteer hours trying to resurrect this non profit that uses the Invision Community platform, mostly making videos for the site and trying to keep that non profit organization a viable patient advocacy organization for rosacea sufferers.  This is a challenge since all the rosaceans have gone to social media and have no interest in such a mission

I also am fascinated with different subjects which I list on my articles page.  I wrote an article on the number 120, published it, but received a critical review of it from a brother with incredible research skills and simply took it down for a while and then publishing the article since there will always be critics of just about anything written. I find the number 120 significant, just as significant as the numbers 40 and 70.  You may enjoy some of the other articles I have written. 

My mother and step father were both television and screen writers so I have pages for them.  My brother David has my Dad's website who was also a television writer along with his second wife, Judith, also a television writer, and I have helped Dave a little bit with it. I may soon have Dad's domain and maintain my Dad's old website he directed me to make for him, hopefully, with some improvements.