BOISE, Idaho — One person died, and another was injured when a helicopter crashed onto the ice at Ririe Reservoir Thursday afternoon, approximately 25 miles east of Idaho Falls. KTVB confirmed with the Bonneville County Coroner Shante Sanchez that the man who died is 59-year-old Bradford Brown from Alpine, Utah.

The crash involved a Bell 505 helicopter and took place at the Ririe Reservoir. The coroner said Bradford Brown, 59, of Utah died in the crash.

The coroner has identified the man who died after a helicopter crashed into the ice on Ririe Reservoir Thursday evening. Bonneville County Coroner Shante Sanchez identified the man as 59-year-old Bradford Brown from Alpine,

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.

The CEO of a Utah company was killed after a helicopter crashed into an Idaho reservoir on Thursday. Bradford Brown of Alpine was killed following the crash into Ririe Reservoir, which is east of Idaho Falls. Another person in the helicopter was transported to the hospital, although their identity and condition has not been released.

Bradford Brown, CEO and founder of Utah-based ATL Technology, was killed in a helicopter crash on February 20 at Ririe Reservoir, according to authorities.

A Utah CEO has been identified as the victim who died after a helicopter crashed on the ice of Ririe Reservoir near Idaho Falls on Thursday.

The Bonneville County Coroner has identified the individual killed in the southeast Idaho helicopter crash as a Utah County resident.Bradford Brown, 59, of Alpi

Bradford Brown, 59, was identified as the man who died in the crash, according to Bonneville County Coroner Shante Sanchez. Brown was from Alpine, Utah, and was the CEO of ATL Technology, which focuses on medical devices. Idaho officials said that Brown appeared to be the pilot at the time of the crash.