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tomahawk kid · 07-04-2005, 09:29 PM

I had the pleasure of meeting Coach Stram early in 2003, shortly after his HOF induction announcement.

I have never met a more jovial or down to earth "celebrity" in my life. Even though his health was obviously failing (even then), you could tell that he enjoyed interacting with Chiefs fans and telling stories about the Chiefs glory days.

I'm sure Coach Stram is in a better place, but his loss will surely be felt throughout the NFL, and especially in the heart of Kansas City.

God Speed Hank and God Bless........

07-04-2005, 09:29 PM	#67
tomahawk kid Drunk in the Neighborhood Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Beating the War Drums Casino cash: $10001837	I had the pleasure of meeting Coach Stram early in 2003, shortly after his HOF induction announcement. I have never met a more jovial or down to earth "celebrity" in my life. Even though his health was obviously failing (even then), you could tell that he enjoyed interacting with Chiefs fans and telling stories about the Chiefs glory days. I'm sure Coach Stram is in a better place, but his loss will surely be felt throughout the NFL, and especially in the heart of Kansas City. God Speed Hank and God Bless........ Last edited by tomahawk kid; 07-05-2005 at 10:00 AM..
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