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i Am ThE KnOt iN uR StoMacH
...tHe fLeM iN uR tHRoAt
Created on 2003-07-22 22:27:04 (#1201761), last updated 2004-07-16
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Basic Info| Name: | KaiT-Ee ♥ |
|---|---|
| Birthdate: | 04-09 |
| Location: | New Hyde Park, New York, United States |
Bio.:.name.:. kaity aka kay
.:.age.:. 15
.:.state.:. new y0rk
.:.eyez.:. br0wn
.:.hair.:. bl0ndish. redish. br0wn.
.:.qualitiez.:. funnie. L0ud. interesting. talkitive. ann0ying & hyper [s0metimes]. smart. resp0nsibLe. fun. c00L.
.:.sportz.:. basebaLL [<3 mets]. v0LLeybaLL. s0ftbaLL. basketbaLL.
.:.friendz.:. i L0ve my friends t0 death. i d0nt even kn0w wut id d0 with0ut them. they keep me in Line and heLp me thru everything. i L0ve y0u aLL and y0u mean the w0rLd t0 me. <3
.:.likez.:. mets. [riding]h0rses. chiLLin. m0vies. sp0rts. pizza. music [hiph0p. rap. r&b. r0ck. p0p. c0untrie. etc]. [2pac. nfg. bLink 182. chingey. rkeLLy. gunit. avriL. usher. hans0n. yeLLowcard. eminem. cLay aiken]. Laughin. g0in 2 pA 0r upstate. waLkin ar0und. my dads itaLian f00d. taLkin. findin nem0. math. the hand thing [L0L]. pe0pLe wh0 understand. sayin stupid things. makin pe0pLe Laugh. being with danny. animaLs. swimming. running. yeLLing. channeL 188. starbucks c0ffee.
.:.dizlikez.:. yankees. engLish cLazz. gay student teacherz. s0me pe0pLe. ms mctigue. s0ciaL studiez. being ign0red. wen danny fLicks my ear. pe0pLe wh0 pretend 2 understand. wen pe0pLe laugh at me wen im tryin to be seri0us. unexspected m0vements. ugLy bugs. d0ing n0thing. fighting with friends. wen b0ys 0bsess 0ver h0tt gurLs.
Lenny Brewer
Lenny Brewer, a resident of Elmont since 1974, died of cancer May 22nd, 2004 at age 60. He left behind tow loving sons, Roy and Brian, a dedicated daughter-in-law, Tara, and his pride and joy granddaughter, Ashley Marie. Lenny's wife, Marie, died nine years ago. He spent his last days in teh Boston area with Brian, Tara and Ashley.
Almost immediately after buying his home on Albany Street in Elmont, Lenny joined the ranks of coaches in the Elmont Little League and remained an active member, coaching, working on the board or serving as an officer for almost thirty years. He stressed baseball skills, team spirit and sportsmanship. He was always soft spoken- when you could understand him with that trademark cigar in his mouth- but his players always had respect for him.
Lenny joined the St. Boniface CYO about 25 years ago, coaching boys' basketball when Roy and Brian started to play. He coached steadily thereafter. Nothing could dissuade him from his love of sports and children. In spite of the closing of the St. Boniface CYO program two years ago and his own battle with cancer, Lenny began coaching in teh St. Vincent de Paul CYO program in Elmont. The girls on his last team from St. Vincent visited him in the hospital shortly before he moved to Boston to bring him a tournament trphy they won for him. A month later they came to the wake to pay their last respects- a testimony to the impact this gentle, caring man had on the youth he so enjoyed coaching.
He was knowledgeable in his sports, loving in his spirit, and tireless in his effort. His players always respected him and many times mirrored his qualities. Unlike so many of the sports figures our youth admire today, Lenny Brewer did it without pomp and spectacle and never disappointed the youth or their families. "He was an inspiration to our entire coaching staff," said St. Vincent's CYO Coordinator Fred Cuttita. "His dedication to the youngsters was amazing. He was always be there, no matter how sick he was, he wanted to be with the team."
Lenny was more than a coach. He was a devoted father and a loving and dedicated husband. Lenny never neglected his family, especially the wife he loved so much. Msgr. T. Peter Ryan, the former pastor of St. Boniface, recalled, although he was not Catholic, you would find Lenny faithfully by the side of Marie at St. Boniface every Saturday at teh 5 o'clock Mass after a baseball game or Sunday morning before Lenny left for a basketball game. When Marie was struck with cancer, Lenny cared for her at home and still found time and energy for the youth and sports he loved so much.
The world may not notice the passing of Lenny Brewer but we who knew him and loved him will never forget him. -Nocerino
*We miss you
.:.age.:. 15
.:.state.:. new y0rk
.:.eyez.:. br0wn
.:.hair.:. bl0ndish. redish. br0wn.
.:.qualitiez.:. funnie. L0ud. interesting. talkitive. ann0ying & hyper [s0metimes]. smart. resp0nsibLe. fun. c00L.
.:.sportz.:. basebaLL [<3 mets]. v0LLeybaLL. s0ftbaLL. basketbaLL.
.:.friendz.:. i L0ve my friends t0 death. i d0nt even kn0w wut id d0 with0ut them. they keep me in Line and heLp me thru everything. i L0ve y0u aLL and y0u mean the w0rLd t0 me. <3
.:.likez.:. mets. [riding]h0rses. chiLLin. m0vies. sp0rts. pizza. music [hiph0p. rap. r&b. r0ck. p0p. c0untrie. etc]. [2pac. nfg. bLink 182. chingey. rkeLLy. gunit. avriL. usher. hans0n. yeLLowcard. eminem. cLay aiken]. Laughin. g0in 2 pA 0r upstate. waLkin ar0und. my dads itaLian f00d. taLkin. findin nem0. math. the hand thing [L0L]. pe0pLe wh0 understand. sayin stupid things. makin pe0pLe Laugh. being with danny. animaLs. swimming. running. yeLLing. channeL 188. starbucks c0ffee.
.:.dizlikez.:. yankees. engLish cLazz. gay student teacherz. s0me pe0pLe. ms mctigue. s0ciaL studiez. being ign0red. wen danny fLicks my ear. pe0pLe wh0 pretend 2 understand. wen pe0pLe laugh at me wen im tryin to be seri0us. unexspected m0vements. ugLy bugs. d0ing n0thing. fighting with friends. wen b0ys 0bsess 0ver h0tt gurLs.
Lenny Brewer
Lenny Brewer, a resident of Elmont since 1974, died of cancer May 22nd, 2004 at age 60. He left behind tow loving sons, Roy and Brian, a dedicated daughter-in-law, Tara, and his pride and joy granddaughter, Ashley Marie. Lenny's wife, Marie, died nine years ago. He spent his last days in teh Boston area with Brian, Tara and Ashley.
Almost immediately after buying his home on Albany Street in Elmont, Lenny joined the ranks of coaches in the Elmont Little League and remained an active member, coaching, working on the board or serving as an officer for almost thirty years. He stressed baseball skills, team spirit and sportsmanship. He was always soft spoken- when you could understand him with that trademark cigar in his mouth- but his players always had respect for him.
Lenny joined the St. Boniface CYO about 25 years ago, coaching boys' basketball when Roy and Brian started to play. He coached steadily thereafter. Nothing could dissuade him from his love of sports and children. In spite of the closing of the St. Boniface CYO program two years ago and his own battle with cancer, Lenny began coaching in teh St. Vincent de Paul CYO program in Elmont. The girls on his last team from St. Vincent visited him in the hospital shortly before he moved to Boston to bring him a tournament trphy they won for him. A month later they came to the wake to pay their last respects- a testimony to the impact this gentle, caring man had on the youth he so enjoyed coaching.
He was knowledgeable in his sports, loving in his spirit, and tireless in his effort. His players always respected him and many times mirrored his qualities. Unlike so many of the sports figures our youth admire today, Lenny Brewer did it without pomp and spectacle and never disappointed the youth or their families. "He was an inspiration to our entire coaching staff," said St. Vincent's CYO Coordinator Fred Cuttita. "His dedication to the youngsters was amazing. He was always be there, no matter how sick he was, he wanted to be with the team."
Lenny was more than a coach. He was a devoted father and a loving and dedicated husband. Lenny never neglected his family, especially the wife he loved so much. Msgr. T. Peter Ryan, the former pastor of St. Boniface, recalled, although he was not Catholic, you would find Lenny faithfully by the side of Marie at St. Boniface every Saturday at teh 5 o'clock Mass after a baseball game or Sunday morning before Lenny left for a basketball game. When Marie was struck with cancer, Lenny cared for her at home and still found time and energy for the youth and sports he loved so much.
The world may not notice the passing of Lenny Brewer but we who knew him and loved him will never forget him. -Nocerino
*We miss you
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baseball, basketball, being disruptive, blink 182, chillin online, chin thing, chingey, clay aiken, clothes, cooking, disney, dogs, eating, eminem, family, finding nemo, food, g-unit, going to school, guys, hand thing, hangin wit friends, harry potter, horse back riding, horses, ice-cream, jose reyes, kimberly locke, laughing, lenny brewer, live journals, movies, music, music videos, new found glory, pennsylvania, phone, r.kelly, running, shoe laces, shopping, singing, sneakers, soccer, sponge bob, starbucks, swimming, talking, the mets, the swan, tigger, upstate ny, usher, vacations, volleyball, walking around, watchin tv, wendy's, yelling, yellowcard, ♥
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