Brad Springfield
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Brad Springfield
@bs4911
Father, Army vet, Brazilian jiu-jitsu purple belt, Notre Dame dad, Marine dad, native Texan. Tweets are my own.
Fort Worth, TX Katılım Kasım 2008
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I know I am over the top about my son but I’m so incredibly proud of his accomplishments and the man that he is.
@NDAlumni #GodCountryNotreDame
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The C-17 landing at LAX. As seen from the In N Out off of 24R.
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I’ve watched this several times, I was lucky enough to interact with Coach a few times, but he was and will continue to be a force for good. I want to be better. #4for40 @CoachSHoltz @HoltzHeroes @NDAlumni #Irishforever
CathVSConf☘️@CathVSConf
This was part of Skip Holtz's eulogy to his father Lou Holtz. Skip said that when people came to visit his father in hospice, the very first thing Lou asked them was, “What can I do for you?” That's so powerful. Powerful enough for me to want to be a better person. God knew what he was doing when he made "Sunshine" that was Lou's nickname growing up. My heart hurts so much for so many reasons. Selfishly because Lou was the last man to win a National Championship at Notre Dame. Unselfishly because he meant SO much to SO many people. Not one seat in the Basiclica was vacant. There were people standing for an entire hour on the side of the pews. Plus so much more. I hope, truly, to become even half the man Lou Holtz was. A man whose first question was always, “What can I do for you?” A man whose light never dimmed, even in his final days. A man whose legacy will outlive all of us.
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This was part of Skip Holtz's eulogy to his father Lou Holtz.
Skip said that when people came to visit his father in hospice, the very first thing Lou asked them was, “What can I do for you?”
That's so powerful. Powerful enough for me to want to be a better person.
God knew what he was doing when he made "Sunshine" that was Lou's nickname growing up.
My heart hurts so much for so many reasons.
Selfishly because Lou was the last man to win a National Championship at Notre Dame.
Unselfishly because he meant SO much to SO many people.
Not one seat in the Basiclica was vacant. There were people standing for an entire hour on the side of the pews.
Plus so much more.
I hope, truly, to become even half the man Lou Holtz was. A man whose first question was always, “What can I do for you?” A man whose light never dimmed, even in his final days. A man whose legacy will outlive all of us.
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@HoltzHeroes @ad94irish Was a beautiful celebration for a legendary man.
My prayers will continue for you all. ♥️🍀🙏🏼
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This picture that @ask_oscar posted is so impactful. Rest easy, Coach. ☘️🙏
#goirish 📸 by @mattcashore
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Even during his final days in hospice care Notre Dame’s Lou Holtz asked visitors, “What can I do for you?”
“What we all need to take away from this funeral and Lou Holtz today is the lesson to care more about doing for others than you do for yourself.” — Skip Holtz, Lou’s son
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Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen. In your hands, O Lord, we humbly entrust our brothers and sisters.
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God rest Coach 🙏🏼
Notre Dame Our Mother, pray for us 🙏🏼
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@WEZ_Cane Is there some rule that says that for the BMF belt there can be no grappling? 🤦♂️
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@Tyler19647519 Because Charles was the better MMA fighter tonight.
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@LukeRockhold Definitely shouldn’t get that belt with this game plan lol
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