22.05.12

CHIPPEWA FALLS -- The distressful rivalry between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears is marked by stories of physical force on the field and harsh words off it.

But just before the next chapter in the longtime National Football Associate feud was about to be written Sunday night, the mood changed for many TV viewers.

NBC's national pregame show shared the story of 32-year-old Amy Larson of Mondovi, who died all of a sudden of a brain aneurysm in March 2010. Her organs were donated to three people across the Midwest.

Peter Cashman, 56, of suburban Chicago received Larson's liver.

Peter is a diehard Bears fan; Larson, really, grew up watching the Green Bay Packers.

Clarence and Barb Glamann of Lake Hallie, Larson's parents, said they are proud of the article and proud of their daughter for giving to others, even after her death.

Clarence works at Minnesota Wire in Eau Claire, and Barb works at a Hardee's restaurant. Both have heard reliable comments about the story.

Source: Superior Telegram

22.05.12

"I extraordinarily couldn't do it last year," said Welty, who is a volunteer assistant train with the Vikings' men's golf program. "The Western men's team got selected to engage in in a Division I golf tournament in Hawaii last year, and it was the same weekend as the Foyer of Fame. This was a really big honor for the team and a great chance to go and play the field pretend in a big tournament against some really good competition, and I didn't want to take anything away from the line-up and that opportunity. I mean, they had to be specifically selected to play in this tournament. And for them to get that break to do something that no Western team had done before, I knew it just wasn't right. And it wouldn't be as the crow flies for me to go into the Hall of Fame without (head coach) Steve Card there. So I told them to put me off for a year."

Welty will now enlist the Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2012, and Card will get the conceivably to present him.

Joining Welty in the class will be former Vikings volleyball setter Liz Bishop-Quitiquit, intersect country and track runner Jim Freeman and women's basketball center Celeste Hill-Hoffman.

Source: Bellingham Herald

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