Please read "Season of Life: a football star, a boy, a journey to manhood"by Jeffrey Marx. Hopefully all of us will look to Build Men and Women for Others through increased selflessness instead of the self-centeredness that society teaches. 
More than a quarter-century after they first knew each other as a professional football star and a ballboy for the Baltimore Colts, Joe Ehrmann and Jeffrey Marx once again crossed paths. The outcome was a remarkable journey through the greatest football season of all. It was really a season of life more than anything else.Joe was now a white-haired minister who also coached high school football and ran a program called Building Men for Others. He was changing lives by teaching boys how to be men of substance and impact by focusing on relationships and a cause beyond themselves.Jeffrey quickly realized there was much to learn from his old friend. But he never could have foreseen the gift of his own transformative experience. He never could have imagined that Joe would ultimately help him open doors to his own dad.
2 comments:
Erick,
Hi! This is Camille (King). I don't know why in the world, but your family was on my mind last night and i decided to "google" you guys to see if I could catch up! Lo, and behold, you have a blog! I am sure all your kids have grown up. I miss those little tykes! You'll have to post more pictures of them. I'm sure the girls are getting so big. I see a baby in your picture. Didn't know there was one! Well, I hope you don't mind my "blog-stocking" your family! Say "Hi" to everyone, and feel free to visit our blog.
Camille
Oh, I have read that book and also loved it. There are a many people I wish I could get to read and apply it!
Thanks for the note. It was good to hear from you. How is Michael, your parents and the rest of the family?
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