In the End.
A Song Dedicated to my brother Earl M. Hunter.
My oldest brother has passed on. A very unexpected way to start off my 2025. My brother was so proud of me and everything I accomplished over the years and he never hid it. Even when I felt like y’all weren’t listening to my music or paying attention to things I would be doing I knew ONE person that was watching everything that I was doing and was happy about it everything. From day one my brother always had my back , besides I was the youngest so they always felt like they had to protect me. As we got older much really didn’t change , he always remained the big brother to me until his last day here. I’m really going to miss my brother. It’s weird that someone you have known your whole entire existence is completely gone now. As I get older I do realize that I’m going to see a lot things in life , something’s good ,and something things “bad”but that’s LIFE. I have learned to accept that. My brother always stressed the fact that it’s FAMILY OVER EVERYTHING and during this whole process my family really came together and did what a family is supposed to do and I know that he would love that.
Earl aka Mr “Top of the morning” until next time, I Love you for Life and After my brother.
This song is for YOU!
Reggie Jackson played in Birmingham when he was in the minor leagues back in 1967.
In his return to Rickwood Field, he shared his experience with racism and discrimination.
"Coming back here is not easy."
🎥 @MLBONFOX
In my rotation this week I got @SonnyDigital and @Jeezy — shout out to the legendary @JusticeLeague for their work on “I Might Forgive But I Don’t Forget”
These past two months I’ve realized my place is still on the field and not in the stands. That time will come. But it’s not now. I love my teammates, and I love my supportive family. They make it all possible. I’m coming back for my 23rd season in Tampa. Unfinished business LFG
I’m very sad to report that Lionel James has passed after a long illness. He was a wonderful guy, and my all-time favorite #Auburn player. I wrote this about him when he joined the coaching staff back in 1996.
Little Train, RIP.
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