50TH

摘要

It's what you leave behind. How you are remembered. How you did things. What was important to you. What wasn't. At his death in January of 2005, Earl C. Bradley left behind a legacy that is still talked about among his peers in the water works industry. A legacy that has now spanned 50 years. It is simply a legacy of doing things the right way. Using the right people with the right talents in the right places. A practice of using the best materials when inferior options were available. Building world class foundries in our country, before the term "domestic" was needed. Discovering and designing products that created a niche industry for joint restraint. An industry that didn't exist, that now has become the norm and staple of all pipeline work.