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Mark Richt believes Parkinson’s symptoms date back to coaching at Georgia
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Mark Richt believes Parkinson’s symptoms date back to coaching at Georgia
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Mark Richt may have been suffering symptoms of Parkinson’s disease as far back as his final years coaching at Georgia.
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May God bless you, coach. Praying for you and your family.
May the Lord heal Mark Richt and give him and his family that “special” peace that surpasses all human understanding. Mark Richt will always hold a special place in my heart not just because he coached at UGA for so long and was pretty successful to, but because of the great human being he is. I think I speak for a whole lots of folks when I say your not forgotten Mark. My family and I have been and Will be praying for you.
Coach Richt is, and always will be, a DGD in the best sense. I pray that you will handle this situation as you always handled everything, with high class.
There just a way the man touchs your spirit. How many people do that?
It goes to show you never know what your going thru unaware or what another person's battling when they are struggling.
I am sure we will celebrate Coach Richt properly. He has the proper place in my long Bulldog memory.