Eternal Fan

Eternal Fan® is the industry leader in commemorative fan experiences, event based hospitality & pioneer in the Afterlife Experience (ALX) marketplace.

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Some places become part of our story. Where would you like to see an Eternal Fan program next?

A pro team or college? A national park, concert venue, or landmark? Tell us the place you have in mind, and what makes it meaningful to you. We’d love to hear your ideas in the comments.

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This Veterans Day, we’re honoring the people whose service is part of their family’s story.

Pictured here is Willis Leroy Linn Jr., father of Eternal Fan founder Matt Linn. Willis served in the U.S. Army as an artillery instructor at West Point.

We’re grateful for his service and for all who have served our country. To veterans and their families, thank you.

[Eternal Fan @GoEternalFan]

Cale Yarborough and Donnie Allison are battling for the lead. They make contact and spin, and Richard Petty finds a way through to win his sixth Daytona 500.

The 1979 finish was unforgettable, but the race changed NASCAR beyond the track, too. It was the first Daytona 500 broadcast live, flag-to-flag, on network television. The drama played out in real time for viewers across the country, helping bring NASCAR to a national audience and showing how powerful live coverage could be for the sport.

A finish that made history, and helped change what came next.

[Eternal Fan @GoEternalFan]

The AP Top 10 has been shifting week after week, and this season’s incredible games keep giving us new reasons to look twice. Big wins, unexpected losses, and a few unforgettable upsets have made every Saturday matter in the rankings race.

what was your favorite upset so far??

[Eternal Fan @GoEternalFan]

The ball goes up, and Dennis Rodman is already on the move. He had a remarkable feel for the bounce, the space, and exactly where to be. Rodman didn’t just chase rebounds, he made every trip to the glass part of the show.

Video courtesy of the Chicago Bulls.

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Happy birthday to Jacksonville’s own David Duval! A former world No. 1, he’s given the 904 plenty to cheer for.

We’re building the 904EVER Club for Jaguars fans, but today we’re happy to celebrate a hometown golf legend, too. Hope your birthday is a hole in one, David!

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Harold Reynolds tried to score from first on a double to left. Bo Jackson was in left, and that was a bad place to be.

One throw later, Reynolds was out at the plate. Where does this one rank among the greatest throws you’ve seen?

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Did you catch the Front Office Sports story about Eternal Fan and the Jaguars’ 904EVER Club on October 21?

We’re grateful to FOS and reporter Ellyn for sharing the story of the 904EVER Club and the larger vision behind Eternal Fan. We have other programs nearing completion and look forward to sharing more soon.

If you missed the article, you can read it through the LINK IN BIO.

[Eternal Fan @GoEternalFan]

The people you watched the Jags with are part of what makes game day yours. The 904EVER Club gives families a place to honor loved ones who shared that passion.

Fan Spaces are available now at the Stadium of the Future. If you’re ready to make your family’s connection to the Jags part of the club, learn more and secure a Fan Space through the LINK IN BIO.

[Eternal Fan @GoEternalFan]

Last week, we lost David Moulton, a familiar voice in Florida sports and co-host of Miller & Moulton.

For Jacksonville listeners, the show was part of the weekly Jaguars conversation, from the anticipation before kickoff to the reactions after the final whistle. David understood that being a fan means sharing the highs, the lows, and all the talk in between.

Our thoughts are with David’s family, his longtime radio/podcast partner Mark Miller, and everyone who listened.

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Every Richmond fan has a way of making race day their own. Maybe it’s the seat they return to, or the turn they watch when the field bunches up.

Now Fan Spaces are available at Richmond Raceway, giving fans a lasting place at the track they love. Learn more and secure yours through the LINK IN BIO.

[Eternal Fan @GoEternalFan]

#WallpaperWednesday is bringing a little Talladega energy to your screen.

Joey Gase pulled double duty last weekend, racing in both the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series and the NASCAR Cup Series. Two races, one superspeedway, and plenty of action for fans to remember.

[Eternal Fan @GoEternalFan]

Ever hear a song and find yourself right back in the stands?

Country singer Nicky James created a song for Eternal Fan that celebrates the passion, pride and legacy that come with being a fan. We turned it into a music video, and we’d love for you to watch it!

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#DYK?

In 1936, the Detroit Red Wings and Montreal Maroons played through six overtime periods in the longest game in NHL history.

Rookie Mud Bruneteau finally scored to give Detroit a 1–0 win. That’s a lot of hockey for one unforgettable finish.

[Eternal Fan @GoEternalFan]

If you were a Celtics fan in 1991, you remember this one. Larry Bird scored 32 in a winner-take-all Game 5 against Indiana, and Boston escaped with a 124–121 win.

Which moment from this game still sticks with you?

[Jacksonville Jaguars @Jaguars]

5-2 🙂

#INDvsJAX

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Happy birthday, Jordan Love!

Wishing you a day full of good people, good memories, and a little less pressure than a fourth-quarter drive. Here’s to another year of moments Packers fans will remember.

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#OTD in 1959, Billy Cannon gave LSU fans a Halloween moment they’d never forget.

Trailing Ole Miss 3–0 late in the fourth quarter, Cannon returned a punt 89 yards for the game’s only touchdown. LSU won, 7–3, and the run became part of Tigers history.

More than six decades later, Cannon’s Halloween Run is still one of college football’s unforgettable plays.

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Shawn Kemp could make a fast break feel like a show. One second he was rising toward the rim, and the next the whole crowd was on its feet.

Here’s a look back at some of the highlights that made him unforgettable to basketball fans. What Shawn Kemp play do you remember most?

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On this day in 2020, we lost Herb Adderley, a Pro Football Hall of Famer and one of the great cornerbacks of his era.

He helped the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys win six championships. For fans who watched him play, those teams and those title runs are part of their football memories.

Remembering Herb Adderley today.