It’s done.
“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”
II Timothy 4:7 NKJV
Damian Michael Wroblewski Jr. did just that on his cancer journey.
Today he can rest peacefully in the company of Jesus Christ in God’s Kingdom.
When asked how he would like to be remembered, he answered: “Happy.” So, when you think of him, smile. He brought joy into this world from the moment he was born. He joked and laughed often. Throughout his cancer journey, he found smiles and reasons to be happy. When we close our eyes, Kara and I can hear all of his different laughs from a baby to a teen.
Junior constantly thought of others saying, “maybe this can help another kid in the future” with regard to his clinical trial treatment and research fundraising. He told other kids with cancer to “keep living and have fun no matter what.” We can all help with raising awareness and funds for pediatric brain tumor research. It needs more. Help a kid if you can. Give whatever you can. That’s what Junior did.
As sad as we are, we are even more proud of our son and how he lived. His faith in Christ Jesus is inspirational, bravely living with faith over fear(Psalm 34:4) and putting all his worries in God because He loves us (1 Peter 5:7).
He loved going fast, running and racing. Whenever we wanted him to do something, we’d make it a race. The only race we ever wanted him to lose to us was going to heaven. Just like when we went skiing, he beat me. We will see you when we get there.
We love you Champ.
Damian Michael Wroblewski Jr.
August 2, 2008 - June 22, 2024
First off I want to thank everyone at JMU that helped me get to the point I am in my athletic and academic career currently, but with that said I will be entering the transfer portal with 3 years of eligibility left…film will be coming soon.
Jeremiah 29:11🙏🏾
Firstly, I just want to thank James Madison University for giving me the opportunity of lifetime and its been an honor to repaint JMU Athletics, but at this time I’ll be opening up my recruitment and entering the transfer portal with one year of eligibility @coachmlew
James Madison football is 1 of 11 unbeaten FBS teams.
They’re 15-3 in their last 2 seasons. The NCAA won’t allow them to compete for a conference champ or a bowl game b/c they just transitioned to the FBS level.
JMU’s stats aren’t recognized. Pathetic excuse of an organization.