Cleveland Browns. Credit: Mark Duncan/AP/Press Association Images
EVEN IN DEATH, Scott E. Entsminger remained a stalwart fan of the NFL’s often exasperating Cleveland Browns.
Entsminger’s obituary, published in the Columbus Dispatch of Columbus, Ohio, and available on the newspaper’s website, described the 55-year-old, who died on July 4, as a lifelong fan of the Browns, who last reached the NFL playoffs in 2002.
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“He respectfully requests six Cleveland Browns pall bearers so the Browns can let him down one last time,” the obituary said.
Engsminger’s family suggested that friends wear their Browns gear to a memorial service for Entsminger, a man recalled as “fun loving, kind and caring”.
Cleveland Browns fan makes brilliant final request in his obituary
Cleveland Browns. Credit: Mark Duncan/AP/Press Association Images
EVEN IN DEATH, Scott E. Entsminger remained a stalwart fan of the NFL’s often exasperating Cleveland Browns.
Entsminger’s obituary, published in the Columbus Dispatch of Columbus, Ohio, and available on the newspaper’s website, described the 55-year-old, who died on July 4, as a lifelong fan of the Browns, who last reached the NFL playoffs in 2002.
“He respectfully requests six Cleveland Browns pall bearers so the Browns can let him down one last time,” the obituary said.
Engsminger’s family suggested that friends wear their Browns gear to a memorial service for Entsminger, a man recalled as “fun loving, kind and caring”.
- © AFP, 2013
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