http://www.byron-harvey.com/2004/12/the-passing-of-a-legend/ refusing to drink the kool-aid for anyone Tue, 17 Jan 2012 17:59:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.byron-harvey.com/2004/12/the-passing-of-a-legend/comment-page-1/#comment-492 Jeff Fri, 07 Jan 2005 03:24:26 +0000 http://www.byron-harvey.com/index.php/archives/2004/12/26/the-passing-of-a-legend/#comment-492 I did not know Reggie in the capacity that you did but from all I've heard he was a remarkable person. I put him alongside a Walter Payton as a person that a grown man could really root for and be inspired by on the football field as a player and off the field as a human being. It is refreshing to hear of an athlete who proudly tells all that he is a christian and preaches the Gospel to the best of his abilities. I particularly like how football players would approach him in their off time and ask him about football, but he wouldn't want to talk about football, he wanted to talk about God. He would often ask, "how are you doing spiritually?", getting right to the core of his fellow man- I like that. Thanks for the entertainment, the inspiration and your impact on people. God bless your soul Reggie. I did not know Reggie in the capacity that you did but from all I’ve heard he was a remarkable person. I put him alongside a Walter Payton as a person that a grown man could really root for and be inspired by on the football field as a player and off the field as a human being. It is refreshing to hear of an athlete who proudly tells all that he is a christian and preaches the Gospel to the best of his abilities. I particularly like how football players would approach him in their off time and ask him about football, but he wouldn’t want to talk about football, he wanted to talk about God. He would often ask, “how are you doing spiritually?”, getting right to the core of his fellow man- I like that. Thanks for the entertainment, the inspiration and your impact on people. God bless your soul Reggie.

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