Hello all of you loyal Football ^FAN^atics,

I was watching my favorite show on ESPN (NFL LIVE) and they did a superb job announcing the Hall Of Fame inductees for the NFL to be enshrined with the other honored members in that famous group of football players.

Basically they did the whole show focused on the deceased well known Green Bay Packers player, who was known as “The Minister of Defense,” Reggie White. They analyzed his entire career both on and off the field. Reggie was extremely beneficial to the whole community and especial of how he felt about the Lord.

The NFL is going to miss “The Minister of Defense” who helped the Packers out and brought reality to The Big Guy in heaven to both other players and fans around the league.

No. 92 didn’t tell anybody what he was doing in the community or push the fact of believing in God on anybody, especially to his teammates. Mr. White still firmly had faith in the Lord and felt that God had a special place for those who believed in Him.

Reggie was remarkable in all locker rooms and especially on the field. Its too bad that he died at such a young age, although, his performance here on Earth was obviously just a glimpse into his performance in heaven. His wife (Sara) and his kids sadly miss him. Especially, when he would have been asked by his daughter to escort her down the aisle at her wedding.

He greatly overshadows all the other Hall Of Fame inductees and all you Packer fans know how he was responsible for generating the “Packs” defense. That is all for now, I will close. Until my next article, keep staying alert as football season is upon us, Louie

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