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Venice High School Baseball’s 6th Annual Veteran’s Night, “The best thing we do every year.”
On December 7, 1941, the country of Japan attacked the American naval base in Pearl Harbor Hawaii, initiating America’s involvement in World War II. On April 1, 2017 in the little city of Venice Florida, approximately 150 Veterans of the … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball and Life
Tagged Air Assault Pathfinder, ApCho, B-24, B-29, Battle of Badung, Battle of Midway, Battle of Savo Island, Bill Burger, Bon Jovi, Certain Victory, Clink Forsberg, Colonel Jack Dundas, Craig Faulkner, Cu Chi, Dau Tieng, Doolittle Raid, Erwin Berg, Guadalcanal, Hannah Jai, HNLMS Piet Hein, Hoe Mon, Iron Triangle, Jack Hollerback, Jerry Biller, JoAnn Hacay, Operation Desert Storm, Richard Lapan, Tay Ninh, Team Jerry, USS Mt. McKinley, USS Vicennes, Venice High School Baseball, Venice High School Baseball Veterans Night, Vietnam, Walt Glaws, William Sinibaldi, WW II Vets
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OF BLESSINGS, BASEBALL, AUNTIE NANCY, OWEN AND DANCING IN THE RAIN…..
This is a deeply personal story. I offer it here because each of us is a deeply personal story unto ourselves. It is my hope that my story can touch you and your story. This is Nancy Cappellini. Nancy is … Continue reading
Indians on the Move…“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” ~ Aristotle
As the 2016 season begins, there are currently 21 Venice Indians who have taken their game to the next level. Four of those players finished the 2015 baseball season playing pro ball. Venice High School Baseball Matt Tellor was a 2010 … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Rhodes, Brandon Elmy, Brown University Baseball, Cavaliers Baseball, Cole Kragel, Colin Cristello, Colten Lightner, Cooper Hammond, Dalton Guthrie, Eckerd Baseball, FGCU Baseball, Florida Tech Baseball, Furnam Baseball, Gator Baseball, Grant Banko, Joe Iorio, Josh Grubbs, Kevin Guthrie, Langston Provitt, Matt Tellor, Michael Knott, Mike Rivera, Nick Longhi, Rollins Baseball, Rome Braves, Ryan Ahern, Ryan Miller, Salem Red Sox, SCF Baseball, Stetson University Baseball, Tyler Atwell, Tyler Shambora, University of Miami Baseball, UVA Baseball, Venice High School Baseball, Virginia Tech Baseball
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For My Valentine…”And Think Not That You Can Guide the Course of Love, for Love, if it Finds You Worthy, Shall Guide Your Course.” Kahlil Gibran
I will never forget the first time I saw her, an image of resplendent beauty, life’s definition of perfection, a visage from far beyond the mortal realm. The crystalline glow which emanated from all that she was, touched me and I stood … Continue reading
