Kerrie's Blog: Wordless Wednesday - Goodbye Jeter

Wordless Wednesday - Goodbye Jeter

Last night I got to say goodbye to my favorite player of all time.  It will be the last time I ever see him play a game live.  Love you Jeter, love everything you stand for and all you've done for the Yankees throughout your career.

PS  Anybody thirsty for a Pepsi?  

Kerrie La Guardia
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Comment balloon 11 comments • Kerrie La Guardia • June 11 2014 03:29PM

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What happened to Jeter? Did he pass away?  I haven't heard...

Posted by Evelyn Johnston, The People You Know, Like and Trust! (Friends & Neighbors Real Estate) almost 4 years ago

Kerrie- I am going to miss him as well.  He has carried himself like a professional.  We need more of him.  I'm glad you got to see him. 

Posted by Kathy Streib, Home Stager - Palm Beach County,FL -561-914-6224 (Room Service Home Staging) almost 4 years ago

Sorry to see you so sad.  But not to worry, there will be another to take his place next season.  

Posted by Florida Tolbert Team Keller Williams Advantage, Million $ Guild Cert Luxury Home KW Land Division (Keller Williams Advantage III Realty in Lake Nona) almost 4 years ago

Jeter was a very good player. His talent will be missed by the Yankees (who I believe, sorry to say) are about done for a period of time, as I dont see them contending any time soon

Posted by David Shamansky, Creative, Aggressive & 560 FICO - OK, Colorado Mtg (US Mortgages - David Shamansky) almost 4 years ago

Jeter was one of the few Yankees that had any real class about him.

Posted by William Feela, Realtor, Whispering Pines Realty 651-674-5999 No. (WHISPERING PINES REALTY) almost 4 years ago

Good morning Kerrie. I am not a Yankee fan, but everyone has to love the game he played and how he played it.

Posted by Joe Petrowsky, Your Mortgage Consultant for Life (Mortgage Consultant, Right Trac Financial Group, Inc. NMLS # 2709) almost 4 years ago

Derek Jeter i a class act on a tough team to stay that way Kerrie.

Posted by Conrad Allen, Webster, Ma, Realtor (Re/Max Professional Associates) almost 4 years ago

Kerrie, I'm no fan of baseball, but Derek was a true gentleman on and off the field.  One of the few baseballs player I've heard of, which is a feat in itself.

Posted by Gabe Sanders, Stuart Florida Real Estate (Real Estate of Florida specializing in Martin County Residential Homes, Condos and Land Sales) almost 4 years ago

I saw Derek in the minor leagues in Columbus years ago. No pepsi for me!

Posted by Joe Jackson, Clintonville and Central Ohio Real Estate Expert (Keller Williams Capital Partners Realty) almost 4 years ago

Evelyn - No, no he's just retiring from baseball at the end of this season.  The Yankees only came to Seattle once this year so I got to say goodbye.  It's time for him, although it stings.  He'll be 40 in a couple of weeks.

Kathy - Nobody ever has a bad word to say about Jeter, he's just that great of a team player.

Kevin - Nobody could ever take his place.  

David - I hope you eat your words in October :)

William - Pure class indeed.

Joe - For sure, he was amazing.

Conrad - A class act on a winning team!

Gabe - I didn't know you weren't a fan.  Just root for the Yankees if anyone ever asks :)

Joe - Coke is #1!

Posted by Kerrie La Guardia, Let it Rain! (ActiveRain, Community Manager) almost 4 years ago

Jeter is gone , but you gotta be lovin Judge , Sanchez and Frazier !!!

Posted by Michael J. Perry, Lancaster, PA Relo Specialist (KW Elite ) 10 months ago

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