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Need information on Dana King, he was my Grandmother's (Marie (King) Stalter, which would be my great uncle. Does anyone know anything about him? I was told he is in the Football Hall of Fame in Cincinnati.
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BOBBY J CONRAD A REAL AMERICAN FOOTBALL PLAYER, A NAVY SEAL IN PADS I GREW UP IN CLIFTON TX, WENT TO SCHOOL WITH HIS CHILDREN AND HAD THE HONOR OF MEETING HIM. BOBBY JOE,WALT GARRISSON,BOB LILLY IT DONT GET NO BETTER THEN THAT. CAN YOU TELL ME IS THERE A WEB SITE THAT SELLS HIS AUTOGRAPHED FOOTBALL CARD.
Lou Spadia, former 49ers team president died on Sunday:
1/11/21 - 2/17/13
Jim Sweeney (9/1/1929-2/8/2013), an NFL assistant at Oakland-1978 and St. Louis-1979, died last night at the age of 83. He's best known as the longtime head coach at Fresno State
I am the niece of Claudis Ray James. He is my mother's baby brother. He lives in Jackson, MS and although he has had Parkinson's for many years, he and his wife attended a GB Packers reunion a few years ago. I am so glad that he was one of your favorite players. I know he would be happy to hear that.
love this web site,I have wrote to some the players,and have recive autographs back.
My grandfather is the 57th oldest living NFL football player.....thats pretty cool!!! He is doing well, living in Crockett, Texas with his wife Lou Alice Pense.
Hello, My dad is Bob Hantla. He is doing well and lives in AZ. Becky Hantla Holt
Thanks for making this information available. As a former player, I would like to keep up with my childhood heroes. Jim Brown is my favorite player of all times. Go Browns
Pete Elliott, who died yesterday, was a long-time college coach, but finished his coaching tenure as an assistant with the 1978 Cardinals under Bud Wilkinson:
September 29, 1926 – January 4, 2013
Just discovered this site. I was looking for any Boston Brave or Boston Redskin former players
From a former (front office) Chicago Bear '66-'76. Just discovered this site. What a goldmine of information. Pleased to see that Chuck Cherundolo is No. 4 on the oldest living list.
I visit your site daily. it's an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of the greatest game God gave to man. I can't get enough of the vintage photos and videos. I can't imagine the work it took ya'll to research and put this information together for the rest of us. Thank you so much.
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