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Nzoner's Game Room>Joe Delaney Memorialized
Tribal Warfare 09:45 PM 06-27-2020

The Chiefs won the Super Bowl on the 37th anniversary of Delaney's death, and Delaney wore number 37 while playing for the Chiefs.​ https://t.co/xlQVAunr3S

— FOX4 News (@fox4kc) June 28, 2020

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KS Smitty 01:25 PM 06-29-2020
Chiefs tribute: (can't seem to embed)

https://youtu.be/DyjH4eYKwOg
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Easy 6 07:42 PM 06-29-2020
Originally Posted by KS Smitty:
Chiefs tribute: (can't seem to embed)

https://youtu.be/DyjH4eYKwOg
That story his wife tells about him calling her after getting drafted by KC is hilarious... sometimes even your own family doesn’t get it

Sooo relatable

Joe was pure country boy, just wanted a big ol’ farm... God bless him
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AJKCFAN 08:22 PM 06-29-2020
The two best things this community ever has done was the 37 Forever Foundation and the Save Our Chiefs movement.

Both endeavors yielded tremendous results.

Really happy this memorial was done, especially on the 37th Anniversary of the tragedy (as well as the Park in his hometown Haughton which bears his name.)

All of us involved with the 37 Forever Foundation really should take immense pride with all which was accomplished when it existed and seeing his legacy keep shining like it should be.

Someday when this damn virus is over, we all need to head over there and pay much deserved respects to this amazing hero....


37 Forever!
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ptlyon 08:24 PM 06-29-2020
Originally Posted by AJKCFAN:
The two best things this community ever has done was the 37 Forever Foundation and the Save Our Chiefs movement.

Both endeavors yielded tremendous results.

Really happy this memorial was done, especially on the 37th Anniversary of the tragedy (as well as the Park in his hometown Haughton which bears his name.)

All of us involved with the 37 Forever Foundation really should take immense pride with all which was accomplished when it existed and seeing his legacy keep shining like it should be.

Someday when this damn virus is over, we all need to head over there and pay much deserved respects to this amazing hero....


37 Forever!
POST MOAR!
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AJKCFAN 08:30 PM 06-29-2020
Just learned something really incredible

There IS a future NFL Star from the Delaney family who likely enters the NFL Draft as early as this upcoming year. It would be just too good to be true to draft a Delaney family member exactly 40 years after #37 made his Chiefs debut.

2021 NFL Draft
IF he declares as a Draft eligible junior (and he probably will declare)

Kansas City Chiefs draft

WR
Terrace Marshall Jr.
LSU
6'4
200

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oaCH6RwUPZQ

Terrace Marshall Jr., WR: The 6-foot-4, 200-pound receiver was on pace to have over 20 touchdown receptions last season before a foot injury held him out of three games. He still finished 2019 with 13 touchdown receptions.

Marshall's great uncle was Joe Delaney

I know WR isn’t the Chiefs most pressing need but come on now!

This is someone who literally was born with Chiefs blood in his veins!

It might be the only occasion possible to ever rerelease the 37 jersey....

Gimme some Delaney legacy to team with Mahomes....

Yes
Yes
YES!!!

37 Forever
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bringbackmarty 10:32 PM 06-29-2020
Originally Posted by AJKCFAN:
The two best things this community ever has done was the 37 Forever Foundation and the Save Our Chiefs movement.

Both endeavors yielded tremendous results.

Really happy this memorial was done, especially on the 37th Anniversary of the tragedy (as well as the Park in his hometown Haughton which bears his name.)

All of us involved with the 37 Forever Foundation really should take immense pride with all which was accomplished when it existed and seeing his legacy keep shining like it should be.

Someday when this damn virus is over, we all need to head over there and pay much deserved respects to this amazing hero....


37 Forever!
We should bring it back somehow. Willing to donate and volunteer my time.
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bringbackmarty 10:37 PM 06-29-2020
I have been thinking about it for a while now. With covid-19 obviously we couldn't start lessons again right away, or wed have to start really small but we could plan it out. There's a whole new generation of fans that have never heard of Joe Delaney and don't understand how hard it is when you have 5 pools for 15,000-30,000 kids and no swimming in the public school curriculum. Everyone deserves to learn how to swim.
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bringbackmarty 10:38 PM 06-29-2020
It's a form of exercise that you can do your whole life.
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bringbackmarty 10:40 PM 06-29-2020
Can't play contact or semi contact sports your whole life, eventually most people can't run anymore and walking is tough on your joints and you can't do it when you're hot.
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KS Smitty 04:39 PM 07-15-2020
Some thoughts on what can be done in KC, some of you may recognize Adams name, he's a poster on here.

https://www.kansascity.com/article24...peCwmBGKD2mUbc
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redfan 07:14 PM 07-15-2020
Originally Posted by bringbackmarty:
It's a form of exercise that you can do your whole life.
The planet is 2/3 water and floods happen all this time. Every person on Earth should know how to swim.
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Hammock Parties 09:53 AM 11-02-2022

Yesterday, we helped launch the 'Joe Delaney Learn to Swim' Program presented by GEHA!

Joe selflessly gave his life trying to rescue children who were drowning, even though he couldn't swim. In honor of him, this program aims to positively impact water safety in our community �� pic.twitter.com/GToAUoTBVk

— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) November 2, 2022

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Dartgod 11:53 AM 11-02-2022
Gee, someone should have done this years ago in Joe's memory.

37 Forever
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KS Smitty 12:51 PM 11-02-2022
It only took 20 years, glad to see this program become a reality.

37 Forever
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