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Ohio man's last request: Cleveland Browns pallbearers 'to let him down one last time'
Published 9 hours and 32 minutes ago Last updated 4 hours and 54 minutes ago
Vinnie Iyer Sporting News
 
      
      
A diehard Cleveland Browns fan who passed away last Thursday carried his passion for his favorite NFL team to the grave. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Sunday, it was revealed that the late Scott E. Entsminger of Mansfield, Ohio "respectfully requests six Cleveland Browns pallbearers."
Entsminger's reason for the unusual last request? "So the Browns can let him down one last time."
 
Entsminger, who passed away on July 4 at the age of 55, was remembered as a "lifelong Cleveland Browns fan" and a longtime season-ticket holder. In addition, he was an accomplished musician who submitted fight songs for the team and offered "other advice on how to run the team."
Not surprisingly, Entsminger also was described as "fun loving, kind and caring."
It hasn't been fun for Browns fans of late, but it's admirable how in life and beyond, they are an all-weather bunch who stick behind the team through some very lean years. May Entsminger rest in peace with the hopes that his Browns will (eventually) turn things around on the field.

diehardsteersfan wrote:Ohio man's last request: Cleveland Browns pallbearers 'to let him down one last time'
Published 9 hours and 32 minutes ago Last updated 4 hours and 54 minutes ago
Vinnie Iyer Sporting News
 
      
      
A diehard Cleveland Browns fan who passed away last Thursday carried his passion for his favorite NFL team to the grave. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Sunday, it was revealed that the late Scott E. Entsminger of Mansfield, Ohio "respectfully requests six Cleveland Browns pallbearers."
Entsminger's reason for the unusual last request? "So the Browns can let him down one last time."
 
Entsminger, who passed away on July 4 at the age of 55, was remembered as a "lifelong Cleveland Browns fan" and a longtime season-ticket holder. In addition, he was an accomplished musician who submitted fight songs for the team and offered "other advice on how to run the team."
Not surprisingly, Entsminger also was described as "fun loving, kind and caring."
It hasn't been fun for Browns fans of late, but it's admirable how in life and beyond, they are an all-weather bunch who stick behind the team through some very lean years. May Entsminger rest in peace with the hopes that his Browns will (eventually) turn things around on the field.

I have to admit Die, that is funny, and just for those that would love to attack what I said, No its never funny when someones life ends, but the story itself about the Browns letting him down one last time, now that is funny, but its not going to be very long that those shoes are across all Three Rivers.

wyckedheart8 wrote:

diehardsteersfan wrote:Ohio man's last request: Cleveland Browns pallbearers 'to let him down one last time'
Published 9 hours and 32 minutes ago Last updated 4 hours and 54 minutes ago
Vinnie Iyer Sporting News
 
      
      
A diehard Cleveland Browns fan who passed away last Thursday carried his passion for his favorite NFL team to the grave. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Sunday, it was revealed that the late Scott E. Entsminger of Mansfield, Ohio "respectfully requests six Cleveland Browns pallbearers."
Entsminger's reason for the unusual last request? "So the Browns can let him down one last time."
 
Entsminger, who passed away on July 4 at the age of 55, was remembered as a "lifelong Cleveland Browns fan" and a longtime season-ticket holder. In addition, he was an accomplished musician who submitted fight songs for the team and offered "other advice on how to run the team."
Not surprisingly, Entsminger also was described as "fun loving, kind and caring."
It hasn't been fun for Browns fans of late, but it's admirable how in life and beyond, they are an all-weather bunch who stick behind the team through some very lean years. May Entsminger rest in peace with the hopes that his Browns will (eventually) turn things around on the field.

I have to admit Die, that is funny, and just for those that would love to attack what I said, No its never funny when someones life ends, but the story itself about the Browns letting him down one last time, now that is funny, but its not going to be very long that those shoes are across all Three Rivers.

Spinning wheel.

diehardsteersfan wrote:

wyckedheart8 wrote:

diehardsteersfan wrote:Ohio man's last request: Cleveland Browns pallbearers 'to let him down one last time'
Published 9 hours and 32 minutes ago Last updated 4 hours and 54 minutes ago
Vinnie Iyer Sporting News
 
      
      
A diehard Cleveland Browns fan who passed away last Thursday carried his passion for his favorite NFL team to the grave. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Sunday, it was revealed that the late Scott E. Entsminger of Mansfield, Ohio "respectfully requests six Cleveland Browns pallbearers."
Entsminger's reason for the unusual last request? "So the Browns can let him down one last time."
 
Entsminger, who passed away on July 4 at the age of 55, was remembered as a "lifelong Cleveland Browns fan" and a longtime season-ticket holder. In addition, he was an accomplished musician who submitted fight songs for the team and offered "other advice on how to run the team."
Not surprisingly, Entsminger also was described as "fun loving, kind and caring."
It hasn't been fun for Browns fans of late, but it's admirable how in life and beyond, they are an all-weather bunch who stick behind the team through some very lean years. May Entsminger rest in peace with the hopes that his Browns will (eventually) turn things around on the field.

I have to admit Die, that is funny, and just for those that would love to attack what I said, No its never funny when someones life ends, but the story itself about the Browns letting him down one last time, now that is funny, but its not going to be very long that those shoes are across all Three Rivers.

Spinning wheel.

It appears that we're on our way back up.  But you never know.