If this thread was only composed of recruiting information there'd be around 10 posts per day. By the way @bignewt 95% of your posts in this thread do not involve recruiting but I respect your opinion even if it's wrong.
I read it fine. Anything should be allowed to be discussed in the thread in my opinion. I have asked for people to pray for me or situations in my life in here and I am grateful for each one that has. I don't even care that you are pushing your books here. I love when Vols support Vols in anything. We may not know each other but I feel like we know each other and care for each others needs. Have a good day.
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Well, I hate to have to talk about this but I figure I have to.
My uncle has lost his battle with esophageal cancer three months after his diagnosis. He rapidly deteriorated over the last couple of weeks and eventually couldn’t speak any longer. It was truly borrowing to see from a man who helped raise me and exposed me to most of what I enjoy as an adult, both in sports and in music.
His daughter put it best, saying, “
Our sweet sweet Daddy made his trip home to heaven this morning to be with his father who he missed so much! I know the first thing he did was run to his daddy with that huge contagious smile and gave him the biggest hug I’m sure he ever has. I can see it now and what a picture that is, both in their happiest and healthiest forms. I bet they even played some catch too. Long live and rest easy, Daddy, Son, Brother, Nacho, Coach Jeff, or just plain old Friend. Whatever you knew him as he played that role perfectly. He was an amazing man and such a gentle soul and a true influencer in every way. A true kid at heart who loved to love. And that’s what he did best. So for every sunny but windy day, every early morning, every sunrise, any Tennessee T, any KISS song we hear, any time we smell the sweet smell of coffee, and every baseball we see we’ll think of you. Forever in so many hearts but especially your babies, from now until we finally see you again. We love you!
January 17, 1965- May 22, 2022
Speaking of his daughters, there are three of them. Aged 16-21, with the oldest having two children. The mother isn’t in the picture, and my father has been left with power of attorney and legal guardianship over them. He organized a gofundme for them as the youngest two are still minors and essentially been orphaned. If anybody wants to help with that, I’ve left a link below. Thank you and god bless.
Jeffery F. Lowe Memorial Fund, organized by Joseph Lowe
I thought you were arguing earlier this season that we were the GOAT regardless of the post season bc it can be a crap shoot… it wears you out bc you need fresh arms…. We are more adept at handling it this season bc we have more top of the line pitchers. Look at my Dodgers last year…. Had to play a wild card game and caused guys to have to pitch more than they should…. Strong pitchers struggled… scherzer couldn’t finish the playoffs. It seemed to hurt us last year as well as our pitchers had to pitch too much. Conference tourneys only really matter to teams that never win them…. I don’t want anything hindering us from winning the College World Series…. That’s the only thing that matters. Go Vols!
Sorry for your loss, Christian. My heart goes out to you and your family.Well, I hate to have to talk about this but I figure I have to.
My uncle has lost his battle with esophageal cancer three months after his diagnosis. He rapidly deteriorated over the last couple of weeks and eventually couldn’t speak any longer. It was truly harrowing to see from a man who helped raise me and exposed me to most of what I enjoy as an adult, both in sports and in music.
His daughter put it best, saying, “
Our sweet sweet Daddy made his trip home to heaven this morning to be with his father who he missed so much! I know the first thing he did was run to his daddy with that huge contagious smile and gave him the biggest hug I’m sure he ever has. I can see it now and what a picture that is, both in their happiest and healthiest forms. I bet they even played some catch too. Long live and rest easy, Daddy, Son, Brother, Nacho, Coach Jeff, or just plain old Friend. Whatever you knew him as he played that role perfectly. He was an amazing man and such a gentle soul and a true influencer in every way. A true kid at heart who loved to love. And that’s what he did best. So for every sunny but windy day, every early morning, every sunrise, any Tennessee T, any KISS song we hear, any time we smell the sweet smell of coffee, and every baseball we see we’ll think of you. Forever in so many hearts but especially your babies, from now until we finally see you again. We love you!
January 17, 1965- May 22, 2022
Speaking of his daughters, there are three of them. Aged 16-21, with the oldest having two children. The mother isn’t in the picture, and my father has been left with power of attorney and legal guardianship over them. He organized a gofundme for them as the youngest two are still minors and essentially been orphaned. If anybody wants to help with that, I’ve left a link below. Thank you and god bless.
Jeffery F. Lowe Memorial Fund, organized by Joseph Lowe
for you and your family