Should Warpath Do Something For Taylor and Skins Family?

I'm in SC, but i'm seriously considering coming to the game this weekend. I would definately like to be invovled in what ever you guys decide. I'm mouring right now. I just can;t belive it. I was listening to Redskins radio and they were had a piece where coach Gibbs and Fred Smoot are talking about sean. It broke me down. I'm trying to fight back tears.

I'm already looking in to some things we can do.
Thank you Matty and if you need help with anything all you need to do is ask.

Maybe some of us should just tail gate this Sunday? I know Drillz lives in the area and he's at the stadium a bit.

What do you guys think?

I think a donation to whatever fund they set up would be nice. We have enough people here that we could put together something decent.

During the holidays (and other times throughout the year) I spend time with underpriviliged children. Most are unpriviliged because they have one parent or none. Basic stuff really. I help them with arts and crafts, play sports with them. Whatever is asked. It takes only a few hours out of my weekend. When I go this year, I will undoubtedly think of Taylor's daughter who is without her father now. She may be too young to realize it at this moment, but her loss is unimaginable.

Anyway, my point is maybe we should do something for Taylor's daughter. But maybe not just his daughter but for all those kids that have no mother, no father. Whether it's all of us giving to a fund that will probably be created for Jackie Taylor, giving to other funds, or just spending time in our local neighborhoods with these kids.

I just think at this time we shouldn't think that we lost a Free Safety. We should remember a little girl just lost her father.

Maybe some of us should just tail gate this Sunday? I know Drillz lives in the area and he's at the stadium a bit.

What do you guys think?

When and where. I am in.

During the holidays (and other times throughout the year) I spend time with underpriviliged children. Most are unpriviliged because they have one parent or none. Basic stuff really. I help them with arts and crafts, play sports with them. Whatever is asked. It takes only a few hours out of my weekend. When I go this year, I will undoubtedly think of Taylor's daughter who is without her father now. She may be too young to realize it at this moment, but her loss is unimaginable.

Anyway, my point is maybe we should do something for Taylor's daughter. But maybe not just his daughter but for all those kids that have no mother, no father. Whether it's all of us giving to a fund that will probably be created for Jackie Taylor, giving to other funds, or just spending time in our local neighborhoods with these kids.

I just think at this time we shouldn't think that we lost a Free Safety. We should remember a little girl just lost her father.


Damn, you nailed it SS. I think this a great idea.

I'm with you guys, lets do something for Ole 21. He was a tough young man is a tougher world.

RIP ST

I think a donation to whatever fund they set up would be nice. We have enough people here that we could put together something decent.

I've mentioned this before I think, but after 9/11 about 15 of my friends and I came up with a plan to raise money for the families of the victims of the crash at the Pentagon. Each of us gave 50 cents for each field goal the Redskins scored during the remainder of the season and $1 for each touchdown. I think we raised about $650 dollars. We could maybe do something similar.

When and where. I am in.

I'm going to look into getting tickets for the game. Either way, we can still meet up in the parking lot and tailgate in Taylor's honor.