http://johnfullerblog.com/2009/09/14/tony-dungy-making-the-situation-better/ John Fuller's Blog Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:50:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://johnfullerblog.com/2009/09/14/tony-dungy-making-the-situation-better/#comment-3543 Doug Wed, 16 Sep 2009 18:20:16 +0000 http://johnfullerblog.com/?p=1337#comment-3543 Tony Dungy was a great coach, a great motivator, and he still is an outstanding individual; a great human being and a great American. I really love his testimony and how he has been able to handle the bad with the good, especially the suicidal death of his son, and still maintain some roll of sanity in his life. My own brother died of congestive heart failure, and I never saw my dad grieve his death, because I was away at a court-ordered rehab center (which I needed like I needed a hole in my head), and those people didn't even allow me to go see the judge to seek leave to go to my brother's funeral. But I know that it was very hard for him, and by the reports of my niece, it was very sad to see that happen. My father didn't last three years after my brother's death; we lost him on July 8, just a little more than two months ago. My dad was a non-practicing believer, and I am hopeful that he will be in heaven, but I know that my brother's death contributed to an already broken heart, that eventually killed him. Thanks for the story on Tony Dungy. Tony Dungy was a great coach, a great motivator, and he still is an outstanding individual; a great human being and a great American. I really love his testimony and how he has been able to handle the bad with the good, especially the suicidal death of his son, and still maintain some roll of sanity in his life. My own brother died of congestive heart failure, and I never saw my dad grieve his death, because I was away at a court-ordered rehab center (which I needed like I needed a hole in my head), and those people didn’t even allow me to go see the judge to seek leave to go to my brother’s funeral. But I know that it was very hard for him, and by the reports of my niece, it was very sad to see that happen. My father didn’t last three years after my brother’s death; we lost him on July 8, just a little more than two months ago. My dad was a non-practicing believer, and I am hopeful that he will be in heaven, but I know that my brother’s death contributed to an already broken heart, that eventually killed him.
Thanks for the story on Tony Dungy.

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