Musketeer Madness

Last Thursday, Thanksgiving, my dad, Dick Rosmarin was taken to Good Sam Hospital. He spent a week there until he was taken to Evergreen. My dad isn't in good shape and both my mom, brother and I are concerened what the next few days will bring. My dad is a 61' XU grad and got his Masters at X as well. I doubt if my mom will be making any trips in the near future to the games. All and ANY prayers ARE appreciated. My dad, took me to the LAST football game at XU, he took me to MANY games at Schmidt Fieldhouse. In addition, my dad, his late father, Al my Grandpa, my brother and myself were at the XU vs Ohio State game at The Gradens. Being able to be with MY dad and my Grandpa at THAT game brings back great memories! As I type this I cant help but tear up thinking of ALL those great times cheering for XU!! Xavier University has given my dad SO much happiness over the years!

Go Xavier and

All for one ..........................

God Bless. Your family will be in my prayers. Hold onto those precious memories.

Tell your Dad everything you want him to know. Now. Quick.

my prayer for Dick and the family.

Tell your Dad that muskieman is storming the heavens with prayers.

Touching memories.Your request brought back a flood of wonderful memories for us, too.

Your Dad and family are in my special intentions.

Thanks to ALL of you!!

"IF" he was able to watch that game last night he would have been SO happy with the result! Esp. at the hands of Huggs!!

Prayers and good thoughts coming your way. I was at the Gardens game too, with Ky best friend and his dad (who has since passed). It will always remain one of my best memories of XBB. I’m happy you got to experience it with people you loved.

I will always treasure the times my father took me to Xavier football and basketball games at Schmidt Fieldhouse. He was a Xavier grad and a good man. He has been gone for some years now but I always remember as I was blessed as you are. Thoughts and prayers for you, him and your entire family. In the things that really matter most in life, he sounds like a really wonderful man. God bless you all.

We cherish the special moments, especially the times together at sporting events. I lost my dad to a heart attack when he was only 44, but remembering my first X game in ‘57 while in the 3rd grade is forever etched. Taking my sons to games at the Gardens was a continuation of the tradition. I only hope they will cherish it as much as I. Prop me up in front of the TV with a nice IPA when I can no longer attend and I will be a happy man forever!