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Friday, June 29, 2012
Monday, June 4, 2012
Put me in Coach
On May 29, the world lost one of the few good men left.
Coach Kyle Dawkins.
The name alone means so much to so many people.
It's synonymous with loving, faithful, happy and helpful.
He was a coach, a father, a mentor and a friend to countless young men and women who will never forget the impact Coach left on them.
More importantly than any of those, he was a servant of his savior.
He didn't just coach students in sports, he coached them in life.
His testimony of love leaves behind a legacy that will continue to impact lives.
So go out today and give someone a big ol' Coach Dawkins bear hug, and tell them you love them in his memory.
And make a difference in their life, because he did in so many.
Just a scan of his Facebook page shows the impact he had on countless individuals.
It's heartwarming to read the stories left about how he was a father figure to so many young students, and how he always greeted you with a smile and a hug.
But what impacts me most is seeing the posts that say, "This isn't goodbye, it's see ya later."
That is exactly what Coach would have wanted us to say.
It's not goodbye, it's see ya later.
Coach Kyle Dawkins.
The name alone means so much to so many people.
It's synonymous with loving, faithful, happy and helpful.
He was a coach, a father, a mentor and a friend to countless young men and women who will never forget the impact Coach left on them.
More importantly than any of those, he was a servant of his savior.
He didn't just coach students in sports, he coached them in life.
His testimony of love leaves behind a legacy that will continue to impact lives.
So go out today and give someone a big ol' Coach Dawkins bear hug, and tell them you love them in his memory.
And make a difference in their life, because he did in so many.
Just a scan of his Facebook page shows the impact he had on countless individuals.
It's heartwarming to read the stories left about how he was a father figure to so many young students, and how he always greeted you with a smile and a hug.
But what impacts me most is seeing the posts that say, "This isn't goodbye, it's see ya later."
That is exactly what Coach would have wanted us to say.
It's not goodbye, it's see ya later.
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