@VoicesofWW2 I met him as a resident at David Grant Medical Center Travis AFB in the early 90's where his wife Glennis received treatment for her cancer diagnosis. A true American hero and genuinely nice man. One of the highlights of my USAF career.
@TheStingisBack I met James Daughton (Greg Marmalade) on a street in Venice, Italy during the summer of 1983. Very nice guy. He said he was touring around by himself, in part to escape the craziness of Hollywood๐
@BuzzPatterson Was stationed at Travis AFB '88-'94. Met my wife there who was also active duty AF. You're absolutely correct - northern CA was a great place to be stationed back then. We had a lot of fun, made lots of friends. But we could tell things were changing, and not for the better.
@bruce_straughan I was a sophomore sitting in the student section that day. Electric atmosphere - it was back and forth the entire game. Absolute bedlam ensued when Harry-O's kick went through!
@JustinVerlander@totallytigersbb Saw you give up 4 home runs in one inning at Comerica Park. Had never been done by a Tiger pitcher before. Respect ๐ซก
@nd_winencheese Was there that day. In the words of Charles Barkley: "turrible"
Was talking to some Cincinnati fans at dinner after the game and offered to return BK to them. They politely declined stating that they were very happy to be done with him.
@SteveL3385 Lived in A2 in the mid-80's near the Gandy Dancer and ate there several times. I don't remember anyone clapping when the train rolled by๐คท
@JoeIrish13 Just showed this to my ND daughter and her boyfriend, both of whom were at this game playing in the band. Brought back great memories for them!
@nd_winencheese Still have some of those. Gave a few to our son and daughter when they were young and told them to hang on to them as they came from a special place! Our daughter is entering her senior year at NDโ๏ธ