I was lucky enough to meet him a couple of times here in Dallas as he was a resident of Temple Texas. Every time I saw him he had a great big smile on his face and was always chatting some one up, next to Zupan, he was as close to I've seen as a celebrity in a chair, both as down home and unassuming as he could be.
At this time no is is for sure on what happened, he was found in his room Thursday evening whith a cut on his head and could not be revived. They are not sure if he fell transferring and hit his head and then died or maybe had a heart attack which caused him to fall and hit his head. My tennis coach who was on the trip with him is the one that found him.
As a wheelchair athlete myself, this is a huge loss to our ranks and one that will be sorely missed. He was an inspiration to all who met him or knew of him.
Picture was taking Wednesday and sent to a friend of mine.





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