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FL✈️AL✈️IA. Retired College Baseball Player🥶 Dating the most beautiful woman in the world

[Xjimboslice13X @JimmyBlake13]

Never forget to say Love You to your parents/brother/sister/family member whenever you hang up the phone or leave the house😌

[Elix @Elixd3i6]

Today I am officially 3 years cancer free 🙏🏻.

[Military Support @MilitaryCooI]

Happy Angel birthday to Honoree John Chapman. John was born on July 14, 1965. Due to his heroic actions in the Battle of Takur Ghar, he was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor.

[MLB @MLB]

Freddie Freeman and his family are out in full force 💙 #AllStarGame

[Talkin' Yanks @TalkinYanks]

Cam Schlittler, Cody Bellinger, and Ben Rice are all introduced at the All-Star Game to a chorus of boos from the Philadelphia crowd

[Epic Clip Vault @EpicClipVault]

This kid showed up with flowers for his favorite Home Depot employee on her birthday.

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

The MLB All-Star game starters signed the lineup card with a quill ✍️

[A Soldier's Whisper @SoldiersWhisper]

On October 17, 1971, Commander Lauren R. Everett made his final flight.🕊️

Assigned to Reconnaissance Attack Squadron Five (RVAH-5), Commander Everett was flying a North American RA-5C Vigilante over the Gulf of Tonkin on a routine training mission.

Originally designed as a nuclear strike aircraft, the RA-5C had become one of the U.S. Navy's premier reconnaissance platforms, flying high-speed photographic and electronic intelligence missions over some of the most heavily defended areas of North Vietnam.

During the training flight, the aircraft crashed into the Gulf of Tonkin, claiming the lives of both crewmen—Commander Lauren R. Everett and Lieutenant Commander Paul A. Stokes.

Even away from enemy fire, naval aviation remained an unforgiving profession. Every launch from an aircraft carrier and every training sortie demanded precision, discipline, and acceptance of extraordinary risk.

Today we remember Commander Lauren R. Everett and Lieutenant Commander Paul A. Stokes, who gave their lives in service to their country.

#TheVietnamWar

[Sophia 🇦🇺 @Sophia202612]

💔 My Life Changed With a Mouth Cancer Diagnosis
Every day brings pain, treatment, and uncertainty.
I’m holding onto hope and fighting with all my strength.
Please support or share my journey.
https://t.co/74ybdaKKVa

[Shelfy @RealShelfy]

This is cool. Love my city ❤️

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

A boy with Down syndrome gives his physiotherapist a loving kiss as thanks after she helps him put on his socks. ❤️

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

This is Warrick Dunn, who became the head of his family at 18 and later turned that loss into more than 250 homes for single mothers.

On January 7, 1993, two days after his eighteenth birthday, his mother, Baton Rouge police Cpl. Betty Smothers, was sh*t and k*lled in an ambush while working an off-duty security job, escorting a store manager to make a night bank deposit.

Suddenly the oldest of six with no parent, Dunn raised his five younger siblings and used his mother's life insurance to buy them a home so the family would not be split apart.

He still reached Florida State University, became the first Seminole with three straight 1,000-yard rushing seasons, and was drafted 12th overall by Tampa Bay in 1997.

That rookie year, to honor his mother's dream of homeownership, he founded Homes for the Holidays for single-parent families.

As of 2026, his charity has furnished more than 250 move-in-ready homes for single mothers and their children.

[#FFLODD @FirefighterLODD]

#LODD 1/5/2026
Incident: 1/4/2026
Patrick Trout(47)
Detroit FD,Michigan.
While operating at a structure fire interior attack, he was struck in the head by debris, he later had severe headaches and pain.
Cause of death subarachnoid hemorrhage; #RIPBrother

[Remember All The Fallen @KoreyG80]

Texas Marine Corps Warrior
PFC Arnold Falcon Garcia
Gave All July 14, 1969 at 20
Remember Arnold today.
Semper Fi. #American Hero 🇺🇸

[Renatta Oxendine @Renatta]

Please continue to keep my grandma in your prayers. She is still in the hospital after falling on June 23 and breaking her femur and my Mama just told me they found blood clots in both her legs. She’s 88 and I’m really worried about her.

Thank you all.

[Anime Feels @animefeelsx_]

Cameron Boyce passed away 7 years ago at the age of 20. 🥹

Rest in Peace, Cameron Boyce. 🕊️

He left behind an incredible legacy that continues to inspire audiences around the world. As one of Disney’s brightest young stars, Cameron Boyce was known for his remarkable talent, infectious energy, and kind heart, leaving a lasting impact on film and television.

Notable Roles:
• Luke Ross – Jessie
• Carlos De Vil – Descendants trilogy
• Keith Feder – Grown Ups & Grown Ups 2
• Jake – Jake and the Never Land Pirates (voice)
• Herman Schultz / Shocker – Ultimate Spider-Man (voice)
• Conor – Gamer’s Guide to Pretty Much Everything
• Michael “Hunter” Carson – Mirrors

Gone, but never forgotten.

From making millions smile through his unforgettable performances to using his platform to support charitable causes and inspire young people, Cameron Boyce’s legacy continues to live on through the lives he touched both on and off the screen. His talent, kindness, and compassion will never be forgotten. ❤️

[Grassroots @Teamgrassroots_]

RIP George 😢

It is with great sadness we learn of the tragic passing of 11 year old George Dennis who played for Ongar Juniors U12s. George was rushed to hospital with serious injuries following a crash on Epping Road on the afternoon of July 10. The 11-year-old sadly later died, with his family continuing to receive support from specialist officers.

A statement from his club is as follows, It is with immense sadness that we share the heartbreaking news that our former and recently returning player, George, tragically lost his life in a road traffic accident.

George was a talented footballer, a natural leader and a much-loved member of the Ongar Juniors family. Known affectionately as “Twinkle Toes”, he will be remembered for his wonderful ability, his huge smile and the joy he brought to his teammates and coaches.

Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with George’s family, friends and everyone affected by this unimaginable loss.

A JustGiving page (Link in a comments) has been created to support George’s family during this incredibly difficult time. Link is in the captions below . Any donation or share, no matter how small, would mean so much.

Rest in peace, George. You will always be part of the Ongar Juniors family. 💙

#OngarJuniors #ForeverPartOfOurFamily #RestInPeaceGeorge

[Crazy Moments @Crazymoments01]

"My son Ryan was 24. He came home from Afghanistan in a flag-draped coffin on a Tuesday. Max was his dog. Ryan trained him from a puppy. They were inseparable for four years. We couldn't tell Max. I don't know how you tell a dog. I don't know if you can. All I know is that Max lay against Ryan's bedroom door every single night for eleven days. Not inside the room. Against the door. Like he was keeping it for him. Like he was making sure nobody closed it all the way."

On the twelfth day I sat down on the hallway floor beside him.

I don't know why the twelfth day.

I had walked past him eleven times.

The twelfth time my legs just stopped.

I sat down on the floor and I put my hand on his back and I said Ryan's name out loud for the first time since the men in dress uniforms

came to my door.

Max lifted his head.

He looked at me.

He put his head in my lap.

We sat there on the hallway floor for a long time.

Neither of us went into the room.

Neither of us was ready.

Maybe neither of us will ever be ready.

That's okay.

The door is still not closed all the way.

Some people you just keep a place for.

Ryan.

Max is still at your door.

He's going to be at your door.

We both are.

Drop a ❤️ for Ryan.

Share this for every Gold Star family tonight.

You are not carrying this alone.

[MLFootball @MLFootball]

POWERFUL: Boxer Roy Jones Jr. did the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in support of Chris Johnson who is battling ALS.

“I want you guys to help bring awareness to ALS in your communities wherever you are”

“It’s a beautiful thing that we’re all coming together”

[NYC PBA @NYCPBA]

Nineteen years ago today, our @NYPD71Pct brother, P.O. Russel Timoshenko, made the ultimate sacrifice after he was ambushed, shot and fatally wounded five days earlier when he and his partner stopped three dangerous individuals driving a stolen vehicle in Brooklyn. As Officer Timoshenko's final act in life, he confronted danger on behalf of the city he loved. Though it cost him his life, NYC police officers will always honor and remember his heroic example. #FidelisAdMortem

[Erva @Erva_00_1]

My grandson went to be to be with Jesus tonight please pray for my family