I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting

I sounds like you have found a tradition that not only challenges your competitive spirit, but your stamina and character. It reminds me a bit of basic training! Good for you!

I just wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you. As a female who has served 12 years active duty in a volatile time for our world, worked hard to raise 4 fantastic human beings amid the chaos and struggle of today and has seen the difficulties that any person of any minority and/or difference has endured to succeed, I have to say you are an inspiration. I am blessed to have you as a wonderful role model for my daughter to emulate….and elated that you see her every month when you mentor the Junior DB cheerleaders.

We are very lucky to have you on our side….both as a cheerleader…and as a beautiful, intelligent and well-spoken woman.

Thank you.

Yvonne Kessel

It was great to meet you (even if just for a few seconds) at the Calendar party last week. I sent a few pictures we took – including one that you’re in – to Laura. We had a really great time and appreciate all of you taking the time to spend an evening with the fans. And, of course, it’s good to know that the money is going for such a great cause.

Now I’m wondering if you have any pictures of this Muddy Buddy race you could post? After meeting both you and Sarah in those nice dresses, I’m trying to picture you working your way through the mud pit !! Anyway, congratulations for taking on a race like that. I know you’re all really athletic and I’ve heard about some of the workouts you go through (running stadium stairs, etc) so I’m guessing you had a pretty good finish?

Can’t say we really have any pre-season traditions to compare with that. We usually do a cook out or (if we’re feeling lazy) go out to eat with our neighbors (we’re in our 31st year as season ticket holders) before the game. But of course you’re doing things to stay in shape and we’re doing things that get us out of shape !!

Don