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RIP Bart Starr

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1968 was the first year I followed football, and I had this card.

RIP...
 
It is getting tough to see icons from your childhood pass. I was/am a Colts fan and first started watching football when QB's like Johnny Unitas and Bart Starr were near their prime. Starr didn't have Unitas' talent but he knew how to win. A great guy by all accounts.
 
I grew up in Milwaukee watching Starr play and I work with a guy who was at the Ice Bowl. Starr's legacy is immense as his ability on the field and actions off as a human being are legendary. My brother posted his on FB yesterday...

"Bumped into him at the Detroit airport years ago. Said hello to him and shook his hand. Said it was nice to meet you Mr. Starr. He said son, you can call me Bart. Class."


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It is getting tough to see icons from your childhood pass. I was/am a Colts fan and first started watching football when QB's like Johnny Unitas and Bart Starr were near their prime. Starr didn't have Unitas' talent but he knew how to win. A great guy by all accounts.
My dad would take me to Memorial Stadium for Colts games when I was a kid. Saw Bart Starr, Hornung, Jim Taylor & the rest of the Packers play there a few times. RIP Mr. Starr.
 
My dad would take me to Memorial Stadium for Colts games when I was a kid. Saw Bart Starr, Hornung, Jim Taylor & the rest of the Packers play there a few times. RIP Mr. Starr.

It was while my Dad was stationed at Fort Hollabird (sp?) in Baltimore in 65-66 that I became a lifelong O’s and Colts fan. It was great being a fan of those teams in the late 60’s-Mid 70’s. It has been a bit tougher since then..... :D
 
I was lucky enough to grow up in Wisc. and he was my quarterback.
Your class on and off the field will be missed Bart.
Rest in peace Sir. Rest in peace.
(that was a great tribute by "Scramblin' Fran" as well)
 
They were talking about him this morning on sports talk because he was a local hero here in Alabama. The main guy on the show recounted a story from 2yrs ago where Mr. Star was there for an interview. A week or so passed and he received a hand written letter from Barr Star, thanking him for having him on his show. Pure class, they don’t make them like that anymore.
 
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