Your prayers Tiger one

COACH JUAREZ,

Please forgive me for not seeing your post until just now when I was alerted by coach Cella. Yes, I do recall the incident that you mentioned about taking the Lord's name in vain. I'm glad you took our conversation to heart as you will be the one that will profit from it.

I am truly sorry to hear about your friend in the league's management echelon untimely passing. I'm sure he will be missed by your organization as one of the highest accolades a man can receive is: "He was a good man," when he is done with this earthly walk, IMO.

When a friend passes unexpectedly it always brings to mind our own mortality. As a Minister I'm constantly reminding folks to live their lives as if it were their last day here, for it may well be. I speak from experience for I underwent a near fatal episode with my health six months ago and was under the false impression I was the epitome of good health! God saw fit to extend my time and I have really learned the meaning of ihs grace and goodness to us all!

Please continue to pray and be of service to his family if that is required of you. The greiving period is for those left behind, your friend is in a far better place today, and I think it is a friends duty to see that his loved ones are not forgotten in their hour of grief. Words are never adequate at a time like this, so let your actions speak much louder in this situation that will pass in time.

Coach Easton