Cleveland Browns Hall of Fame right guard Gene Hickerson dies at 73
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Greatest pulling guard ever.
I became a fan of the Cleveland Browns by watching Leroy Kelly run through holes a mile wide that ol' #66 paved open.
Zombo
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Exactly, I was a young kid, but I had been to Browns games before I was even quite born. We lived in Cleveland..
Leroy Kelly - I admired his style as a person, and as a runner.
But watching the holes open up, most often coutesy of Mr. Hickerson, wow. Jim Brown and Leroy Kelly always gave the
offensive line credit for their careers - especially Gene Hickerson.
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Something strange here...I thought he died last year??
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Something strange here...I thought he died last year??
Yep...Oct 20, 2008
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Hickerson
At any rate...remembrance is never a bad thing.
R.I.P. Gene
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I was wondering, it was kinda like "deja vu all over again" again.
...figured it was just that I had a weird cold/flu virus or something.
Not bad, but a little temp and feel like DA throws short passes...
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yeah i thought he passed earlier too. where did this pop up at?
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Something strange here...I thought he died last year??
Yep...Oct 20, 2008
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Hickerson
At any rate...remembrance is never a bad thing.
R.I.P. Gene
Yep...Oct 20, 2008
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Hickerson
At any rate...remembrance is never a bad thing.
R.I.P. Gene
Its the plain dealer... Wednesday, October 21, 2009
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/plaindeale....xml&coll=2
In August, as Brown, Mitchell and Kelly dramatically pushed Hickerson in his wheelchair on stage at the induction ceremony at Fawcett Stadium in Canton, Hickerson's eyes caught those of his former teammate, Bobby Franklin. Hickerson then made a gesture with his fingers that Franklin recognized as a personal joke of the two longtime friends.
"He really knew what was going on," said Hickerson's son, Bob.
Hickerson died peacefully in an Olmsted Falls nursing home Monday morning from complications from Alzheimer's. He was 73
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yeah i thought he passed earlier too. where did this pop up at?
yeah i thought he passed earlier too. where did this pop up at?
It was up earlier, and still is on Cleveland.com.
Someone is asleep at the wheel over there.
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yeah i thought he passed earlier too. where did this pop up at?
It was up earlier, and still is on Cleveland.com.
Someone is asleep at the wheel over there.
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April fools!
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tony grossi?
he wrote the article a year ago...some asst copy editor was sleeping when they posted this.
The date was changed...maybe some employee with a grudge and the copy was pasted to the site.
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http://www.cleveland.com/browns/plaindeale....xml&coll=2
what a remarkable photo of a grreat Brown.........
what about a regular thread memorializing our Browns heros on the anniversary of their deaths????? kinda like a daily inspiration....
forget about using cleveland.com as a resource......they'd have the death dates all f%cked away........
it's an outrage
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