The event features local author Jennifer Boulanger talking about her recent book A Song for Olaf and a viewing of the AIDS Quilt. The event will be an evening of storytelling and sharing to honor those we have lost to AIDS and stand in solidarity with those still in the battle.
The event is named for Bradley Clifford Caine, a native of New Hartford. Bradley Clifford Caine attended New Hartford High School, graduating fifth in the class of 1974. While there he had numerous lead roles in theater productions: comedy, drama, and musical. Brad graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Williams College in 1978, received his master’s degree from Denver University in 1980 and excelled in his career as a management consultant in Los Angeles. On September 20, 1987, following a courageous battle against a variety of AIDS-related infections, Brad died at his childhood home in New Hartford. He was thirty-one years old.
