R.I.P. Sister Jean
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That’s so sad.. she just recently gave up her basketball duties. She lived a heck of a life and is now with the lord, with whom she devoted her life too. I’m sure she is happy as can be, but she will be missed.
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I’d say general old age most likely.
She was 106. What do you think she died of, preparing for the Boston Marathon?
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Man I'm 46 and I think heck I'll be lucky to even see half her age..... 106 is a damn good life RIP Sister Jean!
Me too, I feel lucky to break 70 the way I feel now at 40.
You ain’t lying man. 42 and nobody told me it would feel like this lol.
Taken far too soon. Zero chance I make it to 86, much less 106.
RIP Sister Jean.
RIP Sister Jean.
Really bro she was ONE HUNDRED AND SIX..
I think he’s joking? I hope so.Really bro she was ONE HUNDRED AND SIX.
I’m with you. I’m 59. Some mornings, it’s hard to get out of bed. I can’t imagine living to be 106.
59. I’m just hoping to be healthy enough to get to 80. That would be enough for me.
Morphine and oxy I guess lol. That’s what has kept my sore body somewhat moving over the years.
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We would have lost. They couldn't miss. Take solace in that as you reflect on PJ Washington's FT performance.
They really didn't score that well n their wins other than the kstate game. It's pointless to dream about what ifs.
I mean no one was beating that nova team regardless.
