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James E. Moriarty
February 13, 2024
Dan was a good source for family history, and I was happy help with the Houston County basis for his Clan.
James E. Moriarty
Paul Moriarty
March 28, 2021
I met Dan back in the late 1980s in a restaurant somewhere not far from the twin cities. He interviewed me for his Moriarty clan newsletter. I remember thinking at the time 'what a lovely man' sorry I did not get to know him better.
James E. Moriarty
February 27, 2013
I am sorry that I was out of the state and missed the passing of Dan Moriarty. For many years we discussed the Moriarty history and the locations in County Kerry that our respective families originated from. I called Dan years ago following my visit to the Caladonia cemetery and found an inscription (Kilconly) on a Moriarty-Kenny tombstone. Someday I hope to track down the missing Blackjack John Moriarty. Dan was such a fine guy.
February 24, 2013
So sorry for your loss of a loved one. Dan was a wonderful person as well a wonderful teacher. Everyone loved him. He was a very well known and loved teacher. He always had a story to share in class. His memories will live on for a long time in all of our hearts. May he rest in peace.
Take Care
Alice & Jerry Gamer (class of 62)
Donna Adams
February 23, 2013
Dan was a dear friend, a wonderful person and our son's confirmation sponsor. He was a co-worker at Mea and respected by everyone.
Kristi S
February 23, 2013
Wow....Mr. Moriarty was a special type of person. He had this spark about him that instantly drew his students to him right from day 1. As a substitute teacher he could walk into a class of strangers and captivate them, make them remember him forever. His true love of guiding students never waned in his career. He was truly kind and fun. To his family, I am sorry for your loss. You were lucky to have this one-in-a-million man in your life.
Cory Peters
February 22, 2013
I knew of Dan when I was getting involved in MEA work in the late 1980's. He had such a wonderful sense of humor. He will be missed by many including me.
February 22, 2013
To the Moriarty family -- Our sincere sympathy. Dan was a great man, who will be loved and missed by so many. Blessings, Jim & Kathy Price
Judy (Gorman) Scholz
February 22, 2013
These are the times I wish we didn't winter in Arizona. We cannot attend your Fathers funeral or be there to hug you and tell you how sad we are and how much he meant to us. I can see you all as little children that I babysat. I loved taking care of you mainly because I was happy that your Dad and Mom could go out once in a while. You were always good kids. Easy to babysit. I think it is fair to say that your Father was one of the most loved teachers that so many of us were fortunate enough to have. He was a wonderful drama coach for our class plays. "Dear Ruth" and "You Can't take it With You." Your Mom was a kind, sweet and gentle woman and such a compliment to your Dad. I still love you kids, even tho it has been forever ago. Love, Judy (Gorman) Scholz
February 21, 2013
Dr Dan and family - our sympathies on the loss of your father. May happy memories remain in your hearts. Lonny and Janet Ambright & Family
Sheila Tschida
February 21, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was more than a teacher, and you can tell that through the remembrances others wrote. As a teacher, I can attest to the fact that students BEGGED to have Mr. Moriarty as their 'guest teacher' if I knew ahead of time that I would be gone. What the students didn't always know is how much he taught ME (and many others) as a teacher. Through his encouragement, shared literature, uplifting energy, and his praise, I feel like I grew to be a better teacher. There was absolutely no way to have a bad day when he was around us. I think of you so very often, Dan, and for your family--thank you for sharing him with us for all these years. May he rest in peace.
Barbara Lynch
February 20, 2013
Dan Moriarty was a friend of my parents, but I could tell Dan and Esther about how I was feeling or what I was doing. He really listened and Esther too. If I was full of malarkey, Dan would look at me sideways. On the whole, he and Esther were very supportive, influential people in my life. I love them and always will.
Frank & Barb Urban
February 20, 2013
Dr Dan and Family,
So sorry to hear about your Dad passing. wanted to let you know our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Frank & Barb Urban
Erin B
February 20, 2013
Thank you Mr. M for your energy and songs that made school so much more vibrant!
February 20, 2013
We are so very sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad. Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. Take care, Reinie and Wendy
February 20, 2013
The Moriarty family
I remember when he first came to Par-Hi. He was young man with a couple of kids. The kids used to come to his classroom after school.
He really knew how to impact ALL OF OUR LIVES! Such a gentle figure. He & your mom were at our 50th (57') class re-union. His personality hadn't changed through all the years, same quiet, gentle person he was the. You have my deepest sympathy, but now he is with your Mom.
Bless you all.
Audrey Modrynski Vandenberg
Vern Ingvalson
February 20, 2013
Lots of good memories golfing with you Dan with Bob Clappier. 3 wonderful years of memories.
Phyllis & Bob Prigge
February 19, 2013
Our sympathy to the Moriarity families. God Bless your memories! We remember the "good times" we had at our yearly steak fries and enjoying his "wit"! With understanding sympathy, Phyllis & Bob Prigge Harlingen, Texas
Wendy Hansen
February 19, 2013
Mr Moriarty,even though i only experienced you as a substitute teacher,you inspired many kids to love school and you got students to pay attention with your kindness!! Your Grandpa stories i will hold dear to my heart!! I am honored to have had you as my teacher!! Hugs to your family!!
February 19, 2013
Dr Moriarty and Family, Sorry to hear about your dad. He lived across the hall from my Mother, Lorraine Keeler. He was a very nice man and will be missed. Bless you!
Debi Sandstrom
Warren Lynch
February 19, 2013
To the family of Mr. Moriarty. He wa great teacher but also he was just plain great. He loved teaching. I will never forget him. Class of 1962.
Duane Wilson
February 19, 2013
So sorry to lose Dan. I remember him as a wonderful friend, dedicated educator, happy warrior, and proud Irishman. The world is a much better place for having him in it. I'm proud to have known Dan as a close colleague at MEA, and very grateful to have been touched by his incomparable sense of humor. May he rest in peace.
Duane Wilson - Spokane, WA
Gary Larson
February 19, 2013
One time I was feeling really down I was a senior then, I was standing by mylocker, Mr M saw me, came over and said "You've got what it takes Gary" It meant a great deal to me. He was not just a great teacher He was great man abd I'mglad I told him so at our 50th reunion in 2007
Anthony Z.
February 19, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was a special individual who made the day better whenever he was teaching your class. I remember classmates waiting to hear his stories at the end of the day in anticipation. He will be truly missed.
Jessica Johnson
February 19, 2013
That fact that I don't remember any other substitute teacher but him speaks volumes. He touched so many student's lives. I am so sorry for your loss.
Kate Swanson
February 19, 2013
Mr. M had a special gift with students. Everybody loved his stories!
As I teach today, I try I slow down and share personal stories. That's what my students will truly remember. I learned that from Mr. M. He will be missed.
Erin Duininck
February 19, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was a wonderful man and teacher. My grandfather, Stan Parrish, was his co-worker and friend and always spoke highly of him. I was fortunate enough to have him as a substitute teacher and witness his magic firsthand.
Jill B
February 19, 2013
Our prayers are with your family at this difficult time. I'm sure you already know what a blessing Mr M. was, but he impacted so many lives through teaching, including mine. When he would sub in our classroom, you always felt a sense of his warmth and care for each student, and I still remember so many of his stories vividly all these years later. The life lessons he shared were so insightful and he brought fun into the classroom. Thank you Mr Moriarty, Lord Bless you and Keep you!
February 19, 2013
I was always so happy to walk into class & find Mr. Moriarty was our sub that day. It's been almost 18 years since I graduated, but I never forgot him & his wonderful stories. My thoughts & prayers are with your family.
M Cortinas
February 19, 2013
Such a wonderful man, who was a wonderful sub for our school @ Simley High. Thanks for your dedication to teaching and your tolerance for us as students. Gob Bless
melanie
February 18, 2013
He was the best sub anyone could ask for. He made learning enjoyable. He will be missed by so many. Rip Mr. M.
February 18, 2013
He was a great sub/teacher. His stories were amazing. I am now a teacher and I tell my students stories because of him! My prayers are with his family.
Tom and Jamie Nelson
February 18, 2013
So sorry to hear about your loss and praying for your entire family...being with God is a good place to be. He had the best stories ever as a substitute teacher.
Sarah Fitzgerald(Beatty)
February 18, 2013
I send my prayers to you and your family. I was just telling my kids about Mr. Moriarty being the best substitute teacher that my classmates and I had ever had. His one rule, behave and don't get three strikes or your out, so I can tell you a Grandpa story. He is remembered and his memory will continue to live on. God Bless.
Bryana C.
February 18, 2013
A true teacher! Loved a MR. M story. Who knew storytelling was the best way to get a group of high schoolers to behave. Even though we was a sub- he is one of my favorite teachers I ever had. - Bryana C. (Park High Grad 1998)
Monica Flavin
February 18, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was my favorite substitute teacher. He always had a story. I'll miss him.
Landrey Darouni
February 18, 2013
This wonderful man was the best substitute teacher you could ask for. I'll never forget his stories about him and his sweetheart. He also said that every day should be Valentine's Day and we'd all say "Happy Valentine's Day Mr. Moriarty!" any day of the year that we saw him.
February 18, 2013
When you walked into class & saw Mr. Moriarty instead of your regularly scheduled teacher, you knew it was going to be a GREAT period :) I hope he was able to brighten the days of the hospice workers in the same fashion. He is the only substitute teacher that I have any recollection of. The man knew what he was doing.
Nan Holbrook
February 18, 2013
Our thoughts & prayers go out to Dan's family. He was my favorite teacher, period, as he was so real & we all loved his stories. Dan, rest in peace. You will be remembered with love by so many. God bless you.
February 18, 2013
Michelle and Jason are very close and dear friends of ours! Our thoughts go out to Dan's entire family during this rough time. Love, Stacey and Mary Anderson
Judy Berglund
February 18, 2013
Dan was a wonderful mentor for me when I joined the MEA staff in 1981. I remember what a wonderful, patient man he was. And, strange enough, I remember most this quote from him: "I think someday we will realize that taxes are a bargain." He meant, of course, that the money we invest in education, in children, will pay-off tenfold. Farewell, you beautiful person.
Walt Wettschreck
February 18, 2013
I could have been having the worst day ever at school and then I find out Mr. Moriarty was subbing... it would change my whole day. He was the best and I remember just as well now as I do from 20 years ago. Thank you for being such a fantastic person.
John Borgen
February 18, 2013
Dan was on the staff of the MEA when I joined the organization in 1971 as a UniServ Director. I always admired Dan's even temper and calmness. Dan inspired me to always look for the opportunity to use our union's programs to elevate the teaching profession, especially in the context of contract negotiations. Rather than just fighting for salaries and benefits and leaves of absence to stand for processes and advocate for conditions which enhance teaching and learning opportunities for students. Always gentle and kind, Dan was a teacher through and through.
Jason M. Kuechle
February 18, 2013
Rest in peace Mr. Moriarty. You topped the list for all of our love of teachers!
A great man. You will be missed by so many.
Sympathies to the family
corky marinkovich
February 18, 2013
I worked with Dan at the MEA from 1972-1982. He was well respected and such a gentle man. The comments from those students he touched in life is great testimony.
RIP Dan.
Tom Cross
February 18, 2013
We who had Dan as a full time teacher were indeed quite fortunate. We just did not know it until years later. He remarked at one of our reunions how he enjoyed having the whole Senior Class as students. He knew all of us and remembered our names 45 years later. I will never forget him attending a visitation for one of our classmates who had died tragically flying a WWII vintage aircraft. Dan was still recovering from bypass surgery at the time but found a way to pay last respects for “one of his students”. We did not know at that time of his service during WWII in the Marines. And I am positive he is proofreading this text as I type it.
Rest in Peace Dan.
John Schoch
February 18, 2013
What sad news, but what a wonderful person; he will continue to be fondly remembered. Dan was the best English teacher I ever had, but more than that he was a "man for all seasons", a touchstone for the humanities, who was caring and left a lasting influence on his students, as all great teachers do. (Park Hi Class of '59)
A Former Student
February 18, 2013
Amazing man, with a heart of gold, and grandpa stories, HE is what teaching is about. He touched so many lives. God Bless.
February 18, 2013
In 1959 Mr. Moriarty directed our senior class play "Arms and the Man". I had the privilege of the closing lines of that play. In the immortal words of George Bernard Shaw "...What a man. What a man". I will miss you, Dan.
Ed Shelleny
Bree
February 18, 2013
Grandpa Moriarty, as he liked us to call him, was such an amazing substitute teacher. I will always remember him, though it has been 10 years since I was even in high school. He is one of the few teachers I remember quite distinctly, because he had a connection with the students that I've never really seen in any teacher. He knew how to engage them in a fun style of learning. He was such a special person and he will live on through the memories of those lives he touched each day. May he rest in peace and may peace be brought to his family and friends as they grieve.
Courtney Huehn
February 18, 2013
One of the most memorable, enthusiastic, and truly kind man I ever met and a fantastic educator. When we found out we would have a substitute at Woodbury High, we could only hope that it was Mr. Moriarty! Rest in peace. To his family, thank you so much for sharing him with us! I know your loss is great!
Amy Biermaier
February 18, 2013
Such an amazing man. He was a wonderful teacher and someone to really look up to. I still have his "grandpa stories" book will always be greatful for his wisdom! God bless
Brittany Dirtzu
February 18, 2013
What a great privilege to have had Mr. Moriarty as a substitute teacher and what luck to those who were fortunate to have him as a family member! He was a very special person who could put a smile on anyone's face. May the family and those close to him find peace in this time, knowing he left a beautiful legacy here on earth.
Allison Rivera
February 18, 2013
An amazing man that so many of us students in the Cottage Grove area will never forget. I think we all looked forward to the days in which we got Mr Moriarty as our substitute teacher. I still think every morning "Happy Birthday". Rest in peace.
Erin Lee
February 17, 2013
In loving memory of a wonderful person. My Favorite substitute teacher ever. I remember his grandpa stories.
February 17, 2013
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Megan Peterson
February 17, 2013
I see so many students who have been touched by this wonderful mans life. I always loved when he "did karate" and would tell stories of how in his day everyone danced "bod to bod" may he dance with his love forever. Thank you for all the laughs Mr. M!!
February 17, 2013
A man I truly respected. He had me looking forward to school! Rest in peace and thank you for all the "grandpa stories", and the great memories.
Alex
February 17, 2013
I'm in teacher training right now. I hope I can bring a little of Mr. Moriarty's style to my future classroom. He had the amazing ability to reach any class of students.
KIM MARICH
February 17, 2013
MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH DANS FAMILY TODAY. MAY HE MEET UP WITH ESTER, AND BE TOGETHER WITH HER. HE WAS A VERY BRILLIANT MAN. ....YOUR AVON LADY....KIM
Nicole Pennington
February 17, 2013
So sad he will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. Loved him for his stories he told all us kids...
Mindy Lindeman
February 17, 2013
What an amazing substitute teacher! He captivated us with his "grandpa" stories and was such a joy! I found myself thinking of him just this past week. What an incredible man, he will be truly missed.
Christine
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was the best substitute teacher ever! When you walked into class and saw him standing there instead of your regular teacher, you knew class was actually going to be fun and end with a grandpa story if we were good. I can still remember watching people walk into class and whisper "yes" under their breath followed with a fist pump when they saw him. Thank you and rest in peace.
Jonathan Loiland
February 17, 2013
So very sad to hear this. I had the privilege of being Dan and Esthers neighbor as a kid. He taught me to swim, and both were always so very kind to me. My sincerest condolences.
Anthony Paray
February 17, 2013
Favorite substitute teacher ever. Thanks for everything, Mr. M.
Amanda Maguire
February 17, 2013
What a wonderful man and inspriration he was to me when I was a kid. He was the best substitute teacher. Looked forward to his grandpa stories. When I was in high school I really wanted to be a writer. He encouraged me and even invited me to his home where he shared some info on self publishing a book. I have the book he self published on grandpa stories. I will never forget him and I am so sorry for your familes loss. He made learning fun! I feel so lucky to have met him in my life and may you find peace knowing he left footprints on so many peoples hearts!
Ted Rist
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty, I believe started teaching English and Journalism in 1955. This would have been his first graduating class from St, Paul Park High School. I will remebering him as my mentor as I entered the teaching. T be like him would great.
Margie Conway
February 17, 2013
What a tremendous pleasure it was to know this wonderful man. I notice I am one of many people who's life he touched and influenced. I am so sorry for your family's loss, but I know he walks with God, as he was the kindest person I have ever met!
Tina Scharber Ericson
February 17, 2013
Mr. "M" was my favorite substitute teacher, in fact, he was the only one I remember and that is because he was very unforgettable. He was always so joyful and always had a Grandpa story to tell. I always looked forward to those. He had quite and impact on many students and I will always remember his kind soul. Thank you for being you, Mr. Moriarty.
Natalie Beckstrom
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was the subsititute teacher EVERYONE begged and fought to have when we knew our teacher would be absent. He always had my and others attention from the time he entered the classroom til he left. He taught by telling stories and life lessons, rather then reading a text book. Mr. Moriarty has impacted many lives and will never be forgotten.
Natalie Beckstrom
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was the substitute teacher EVERYONE begged and fought to have when we knew our teacher would be absent. He always had my and others attention from the time he entered the classroom til he left. He taught by telling stories and life lessons, rather then reading a text book. Mr. Moriarty has impacted many lives and will never be forgotten.
Meghan Bauer
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was an amazing teacher. He's the only sub that I can remember ever having and enjoyed having. Ill never forget "grandpas stories" all is kids in class would behave just to hear one of them. He touched many children's lives and made it fun. I hated school but when he would come into class I was ready to listen. He was def someone special and someone all teachers should look up to. Ill never forget him. My prayers are with the family
Jaimi Brown (Brinkman)
February 17, 2013
Best. Sub. Ever. He was an amazing man with infectious energy and love for life. So thankful our paths crossed in this life!
Eric Hilsgen
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was THE best substitute teacher a student could ask for. Everyone enjoyed his Grandpa stories at the end of class. Ive been out of school for almost 15 years but out of all the subs I have had I will never forget Mr. Moriarty.
February 17, 2013
He was a wonderful subistuite teacher ever!!! I loved all the Grandpa stories he told at the end of the class before the bell rang... he was a great caring man!!!
Jennifer Bower (Lange)
February 17, 2013
Mr Moriarty was by far my favorite substitute teacher. I loved listening to all his stories at the end of class. I always thought about him, even after graduating from park 15yrs ago. He actually crossed my mind last week, as my son said he had a sub at school. My heart goes out to his family. He was a wonderful guy! To this day I make sure I eat my spinach so I get dessert! Rest in peace Mr Moriarty!! <3
MILLIE ELLERTSON
February 17, 2013
YOUR FATHER WAS ONE OF THE KINDEST MAN THAT I WORKED WITH AT MEA. SURE KNOW THAT THE GOOD LORD WITH ENJOY HIM.
Catherine Mamer
February 17, 2013
Dan Moriarty was the kindest man I ever taught with. All the students were "his kids" and he cared about his colleagues and all of Park High. He taught English with skill and with love. And we all loved him back. My heart and prayers are with you all. Catherine Murray Mamer
bethany bean/schafer
February 17, 2013
was always happy to find out when he would be subing a class of mine. would always love his Grandpa stories
Jessica strand
February 17, 2013
He was one of the best teachers ever, I loved his grandpa stories. He will be missed
Krista Boland
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was such a joy to be around! I sometimeshad him as a sub throughout Jr. highschool, and felt so very lucky on those days, than came to know him again when I started at Norris square, I loved hunting for sunny around the building with Dan, always a smile on his face and compliments upon compliments, he always made a gal feel special :) He and Ester will always hold a spot in my heart. Im sure they are celebrating once again being together. may this great man be at peace.
Christina Bueno
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty you were one of the best teachers ever with the best stories. My favorite was you dedicating your football game to your sweetheart and falling off the roof! You were a wonderful man that could bring a smile out of anyone. I am so happy that I got to see you again this past fall and introduce you to my daughter. Rest peacefully friend, you will be missed!
Andrea Dolan
February 17, 2013
Heaven welcomes this wonderful man in open arms. Mr Moriarty was the best best best Substitute teacher. We loved his stories. He was truly amazing. May God comfort your family. You were a wonderful man.
ashley perez
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was one of the greatest teachers I ever had... he will be greatly missed by every student he ever taught...
Morgan Siegrist
February 17, 2013
One of the few substitute teachers that students looked forward to having; we were always excited when we found out he was going to be our sub. Mr. Moriarty touched many lives and had a huge impact on many students' lives.
Shannon Zywiec
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was my favorite substitute teacher, and in fact the only one I remember from school. He was always full of joy and stories. I remember his smiling face and the happiness in his voice when he shared stories of his children and his wife. I wish I could remember the nickname he had for her, I remember I thought it was very cute.
I sure hope the Moriarty family knows what an impact Dan had on so many students. May they be surrounded by the Lord's peace and find comfort knowing their parents have reunited and are sharing stories.
Mr. Moriarty, Until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.
sarah king
February 17, 2013
he was a great teacher and we always looked forward to his grandpa stories. I also remember when he would have the class sing there is no business like show business. he will always be remembered
Natalie Rowley
February 17, 2013
Mr. Moriarty was hands down the best substitute teacher I ever had. Coming to class and seeing his face was always such a wonderful surprise and delight. He made class time special. He will be missed, but his memory and stories will surely live on.
Allison Kleinsasser
February 17, 2013
I still remember his "grandpa" stories. What a blessed man!
Jennifer Braun
February 17, 2013
The world lost a great man. When I was in school, I always hoped my teachers would be gone at the chance we could get Mr. Moriarty as our sub. He was a great man with wisdom he could somehow always get through to us, even those who wouldn't listen to anybody. Rest in peace Mr. Moriarty, your grandpa stories will forever live on in those you shared them with.
Denise Graff
February 17, 2013
Dan was such a love! I enjoyed being a part of his care team at Norris square! He will be dearly missed!
Jessica Wolf
February 17, 2013
Mr Moriarty was by far the BEST substitute teacher ever!! He will be missed by so many, so sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
April Kerr
February 17, 2013
He was hands down the best substitute teacher I've ever had. His stories were always the best. I offer my condolences to his family. He will be deeply missed.
Stanza Rosas
February 17, 2013
I will never forget Mr. Moriarty as a substitute teacher! When we walked in to a class to see our normal teacher out for the day and Mr. Moriarty there, it was like a special treat. If the class was good, at the end he would tell one of his grandpa stories... and we were always were good because we loved him and his tales from days past. Sad to hear of his passing, but happy to know generations of children were touched by his passion for teaching and storytelling abilities. He is one of those people you could meet only a couple times and remember forever. Rest in peace.
February 17, 2013
What a wonderful, thoughtful teacher, a great mentor and a hilarious orator. He will be greatly missed.
Melissa Prewedo Johnson
February 17, 2013
Best substitute teacher ever! Us students were putty in his hands. I am very sorry for your loss.
Andy Marlow
February 17, 2013
Teachers can have a big influence on you if they are special. Dan Moriarity was one of those special ones. Even more important than grammar or syntax to Mr. Moriarity was the story you could tell through writing. Plus he was an excellent story teller himself. The room always quieted and rapt attention was paid when he would say, "That reminds me of a story." I also knew Dan well after high school when I was covering the state capitol and Dan was working for the Minnesota Education Association. His passion for education and ability to tell a story served him in good stead there. I'm sorry he wasn't able to attend our recent class reunions (Class of 62). Many people in our class liked and admired him.
Bob & Sharon George
February 17, 2013
So very sorry to hear of your loss. It is a loss for all who knew and loved him. We will never forget his beautiful voice.
February 17, 2013
He was the most amazing teacher there was! His name never went unknown, he will be truly missed!
My thoughts and prayers are with family and friends. Just know her touched SO many hearts!!!
Bill Peters
February 17, 2013
I am very sorry to hear about your fathers passing. I have real fond memories of sitting in your basement with your dad and Dan, watching the Vikings playing and arguing whether or not Chuck Forman rushing for 3 yards per run was enough. He was just a "nice guy" and will be missed
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