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Message: [QUOTE="The deacon, post: 4499381, member: 11559"] This really is remarkable. It's the clearest picture into what's Geno's about in balancing his personal and professional lives that I've read, a painfully honest, almost confessional. There's a sense of guilt, there's love and there's dedication regarding both ends of his life, all of which combined with his illness, to apparently knock him for a loop in a way he couldn't immediately handle. For a guy who's used to being in charge, he wasn't, of circumstances, of his feelings, perhaps even of his own coaching ability. We all deal with the loss of parents, in my case when I was much younger because they'd been 55 and 41, respectively, when I was born. I've been blessed ever since their passing knowing they're very much with me, in my heart and in how I try to live my life. I hope Geno will be similarly blessed. I'm so glad I got to read this, that he shared. I will never quite think of Geno the same way again. Find peace, Coach. RIP, Marsiella. [/QUOTE]