Katrina_Cravy's Blog

Another case of Wisconsin lacking common sense and any form of grace.

Too bad he left on a bad note.

Good thing is time heals ALL wounds.

That's what i believe time was truly & spiritually created for. We look back years from now and mostly remember what was good.....and how much time we wasted on being bitter.---Peace

I absolutely, positively agree with you 100%. One of the things I admire most about Brett and Bart is their devotion to charity. Bart, especially, in his involvement with the Lombardi Classic in the Falls and Brett with Make A Wish.

Based on my work with Make a Wish, I know that Brett meets with wish kids at least 12 to 14 times a year. Much of this work is done behind the scenes (apart from any media attention). These were not photo-ops for Brett. He spent a SIGNIFICANT amount of time with every Wish kid he came into contact with and they became a part of Brett and Deanna's extended family. Brett regularly keeps in contact with them. He will be sorely missed, I believe, as much for his work on the field as he and his wife contributed off the field. I don't know if Brett will continue his charity work in Wisconsin. I sincerely hope he does, because there is a definite void he leaves that many people may not be aware of.