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We lost a great Cane on Sunday Morning

what a great story and i am so sorry for your loss.

i lost my dad a year ago. i called him and my mom every day for the last 30 years. missed a few days here and there. it was the least i could do.

he left you with a life-long legacy.
 
We are all strangers but brothers at the same time. It ls a Cane Thing and They cant understand. The way the players talk about that brotherhood being different from any other team they've played for. Our relationship with this team and community is different than any other.

Ive talked about laying in the **** soaked floor of the Orange Bowl above the West End Zone after Wide Right in the nastiest sweaty embrace from a bunch of grown *** men yelling and crying. This Canes thing brought you and your pops closer and gave us one mad bad *** Cane in you. Im grateful. He is already missed brother.

Standing next to my wife after we came back against Carolina recently two different strangers gave me a bear hug when we were celebrating. My wife finally got it. I could see her sitting down praying when it got tight. She said this is different. First game she went to she asked me twice do you know them when someone came running up and did that. No but thats my brother.

Brother Im grateful for pops. The way Im grateful for @Brooklyndee 's dad not letting him go anywhere but stay home.

Same thing I told him Ill say to you @OrangeBowlMagic I would lay flowers at pops grave given the chance. Orange and Green ones. Rest Easy Pops
 
Thank you for sharing your story. Condolences to you and your family.
I think your dad will be watching over the Canes for the rest of the season! A little "divine" intervention won't hurt!
 
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