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Marlies, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
All of my thoughts will go out to the family and friends of Pat. It was on the news even here, on the other side of the world... I wish you all the best in this hard time...
Cyndi Garcia-Kirby
I knew Pat during a time in his life that he was going to ASU. Sometimes I would eat lunch with him at the snack bar. I worked for Stadium Management so I ran into him often. He helped me with an April's fool joke on a co worker and his wit was his smile.
He was and will always be a piece of my heart. I hope to be at the game when they retire his number.
Sincerely,
Cyndi Garcia Kirby
Father Jerry Dorn
I have all sorts of emotions that have been running through me once I heard of Pat's death. To his family---I'm so sorry! I work at a federal prison here in Kentucky---I'll be having Mass there in a couple of hours from now---Pat and his family will be remembered.
I'm so very sorry this had to happen and I'm so very proud of his courage and love for humankind.
Phil (Hampton, VA)
I have loved Sun Devil football since I was a little boy. I am from Mesa AZ and ever since I really understood the game, Pat was always my favorite player.September 11th was a crucial turning point in my decision to join the Air Force and it made me that much more comfortable about my decision when Pat joined the Army. His actions are a true example of one of the Air Forces core values, Service before self. From the bottom of my heart, I am sorry for your loss and I will always remember Pat as a true American Hero.
Kristen Fisk (Fullerton, CA)
Lord thank you for blessing this wonderful country with courageous and proud young men like Pat. He is a true hero, as are all the men and women that defend our country and our honor. Please bless these brave soldiers with peace of mind and help them to know how much they are needed and appreciated. Please help our country to realize the value of what these people are over there doing and what they are providing for us - our very existance.
Thank you God for Pat Tillman.
Juke and Florene Sanchez, Phoenix AZ
Pat..Your are the Individual that has made this country great..Your desire to contribute to every one and every thing you touched is what every GREAT Individual does..You offered the greatest sacrifice for your Family and Country..You never requested any thing for yourself..Where ever your travels lead you, you will make it better..God Bless You Pat Tillman..
Mesa, AZ
I was introduced to Pat once on the ASU campus. He presented himself to me with a big smile, was friendly as well as outgoing. He was a courageous young man to follow in what he believed in. He will always be remembered. My thoughts and prayers are extended to family and friends of Pat Tillman.
Ron - Lafayette, CA
A hero. My family thanks you for protecting America.
Charlita Lara Arizona City, AZ
I am truly sadend by the loss of Pat Tillman. He is a true HERO to all. My husband and I saw him in Pasadena at the Rose Bowl and at the ASU games. Our prayers our with his wife and family, there will never be another like him.
Charlita Lara and Eddie Lara
Marvin & Mary Stephenson Flushing Mich.
We would like to tell Pats family how proud we are of their fine son. He is a true American and a hero. Im sure his family is very proud of him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Jeff Beimer (Phoenix, AZ)
One of my fondest memories of going to football games at ASU was after the 1996 victory against Cal that wrapped up the Rose Bowl. Most fans stayed in the stadium while the invitation to the Rose Bowl was made in the locker room. When the locker room scene showed up on the jumbo-tron, the first image was of Pat drenched in sweat, without his pads or jersey on. The crowd reaction was of genuine affection for someone that played with such passion and worked so hard for the success the '96 team achieved. Even though most of the fans didn't know Pat personally, they could recognize his great qualities.
Jai, Charlotte, NC
Prayers to the Tillman family and love ones. He is a strong person to do what he did. My family being associated with the military and in sports, both seperate societies from the public, I admire what he did stepping away from sports to serve the United States. He shows that there are great people on this earth.
leanora lindsey fountain valley ca
pat tillman was a a true human being who believed in his country. 9 /11 hit alot of us as american but pat took action and gave up something that he was great in doing and that is football. god gave pat that opportunity and pat gave us his life to fight for his country. pat is now in heaven as one of the asu angels watching over asu. our prayers go out to his wife and family thank you for such a special person !