RIP Big Daddy

[real chili 83]

 Bump.

Here's to you, Patrick.

Ronda and I texted earlier this month. Rest assured, we both agreed, ND still sucks.

Rest easy brother. The UB has your back.

[Newsdreams]

Bump.

Here's to you, Patrick.

Ronda and I texted earlier this month. Rest assured, we both agreed, ND still sucks.

Rest easy brother. The UB has your back.

RIP Patrick, Big Daddy one of a kind in so many good ways.

[Dr. Blackheart]

Mr. Coffee is on full brew this AM. Pat's good deeds are being remembered by many today.

Warrior Forever!

[mileskishnish72]

RIP, BD. He never brought weak tea to the board.

[slack00]

RIP.  Always great insider knowledge that I appreciated.

I was patiently waiting for the Quentin Grimes story, but I don't think I ever saw or heard it anywhere.

[TheREALwrk]

RIP.  Always great insider knowledge that I appreciated.

I was patiently waiting for the Quentin Grimes story, but I don't think I ever saw or heard it anywhere.

RIP Big Daddy.

And yes - Ditto! Had been patiently waiting for it.

[real chili 83]

Here’s to our MU and UB brother.

[Goose]

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I was just reading old PM’s from BD over the weekend and was thinking I had wished I had met him in person. He sure sounded like he was a wonderful man.

[real chili 83]

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I was just reading old PM’s from BD over the weekend and was thinking I had wished I had met him in person. He sure sounded like he was a wonderful man.

He would have been a fine MS add.

[Newsdreams]

Here’s to our MU and UB brother.

Miss him a lot...turn on the coffee maker!!!!

[JakeBarnes]

Really sorry to hear this. He was a great source of Marquette info, and from my limited crossover with him--a really nice person. He seemed to notice the small things, from a random pm sending condolences to giving me hole in the wall suggestions for a good spot to eat in the middle of coastal Alabama (named Big Daddy's...), he gave this board a nice community feel.

Missed his presence for a while now on Scoop. He will be greatly missed.

For someone I didn't even meet face-to-face, this one still hits a bit hard (admittedly already in a weird place as the 19th was also my mom's bday). I probably can't say any better than what I already said above, but what a heck of a guy who cared a lot about Marquette and the people that loved it, even if you were a complete stranger.

Also, including the link to Big Daddy's Grill in Fairhope he told me about--if you ever get down there, the fried crab claws are damn good. Still haven't figured out the connection outside of his screename, but always thought there was something there https://www.bigdaddysgrill.net/