me yesterday at the end of the interview: is there anything else you want to share, or anything you think is important for people to understand for the story?
the family i’m interviewing: not really, but do you want to meet and hold our birds?
@rrovito@journalsentinel Thanks for reading, Rich! He talked about how he loves his job for the people who come through his elevator and gave a special shoutout for media folks
Go buy a @journalsentinel today!
Not for the coveted Brewers World Series champions front page everyone and their mother was looking for. Buuut to read about the Brewers fan who witnessed the series from an Am Fam service elevator and wouldn't change it.
https://t.co/QakwHKTPaN
@journalsentinel Here's what a few minutes in Kevin Patrowsky's service elevator was like during Brewers/Rays Game 3's watch party: https://t.co/QakwHKUn0l
@journalsentinel Here's what a few minutes in Kevin Patrowsky's service elevator was like during Brewers/Rays Game 3's watch party: https://t.co/QakwHKUn0l
"When the grounder to Turang resulted in that last out, that was it. I saw my dad letting 57 years of disappointment out. There were so many tears... the only words I remember saying over and over as all of the players were running onto the field was, “Thank you, Dad." 😭
Beers with a priest. Teachers who had to ask Tarik Skubal’s dad for time off to watch. Hugs. Tears. FaceTimes. Even a first kiss.
How Brewers fans took in one of the most meaningful moments of their lives Wednesday night:
https://t.co/f8RvnZzmc8
Hi. I'd like to assemble a collection of your stories from the night that the Brewers Did It. Where you were, who you were with, how you celebrated, who you called, the emotions you felt after the final out of Game 5.
DM or email chogg at gannett dot com.
Where to get copies of Brewers World Series championship front page --
Commemorative print editions link: https://t.co/5FWAZTDQVD
Front page prints/frames & books link: https://t.co/MRs4ebdmaD
Explanation at this link:
https://t.co/GYBpwckS7I
overwhelmed at the emotional, heartfelt responses to this question. Give our updated story a read if you need another excuse to feel the Brewers magic ahead of tonight's game: https://t.co/VwyZIzsTOQ
Who do you wish was still with us to see the Brewers in the World Series?
Sarah Richardson and I stood outside American Family Field with this sign, and fans were kind enough to share about their loved ones who would have loved this: https://t.co/VwyZIzslZi @journalsentinel
@journalsentinel Thank you everyone who is sharing anecdotes and memories of your loved ones. I got emotional reading all them. Our story is updated with input from around a dozen more people, give it a read if you need another excuse to feel the Brewers magic: https://t.co/VwyZIzsTOQ
Who do you wish was still with us to see the Brewers in the World Series?
Sarah Richardson and I stood outside American Family Field with this sign, and fans were kind enough to share about their loved ones who would have loved this: https://t.co/VwyZIzslZi @journalsentinel
@hemming_hawing That's incredible. I'm adding some of this into an updated story. I also just found this obituary on Lee Roy from our late Journal Sentinel colleague Meg Jones on https://t.co/E64v87TMd1