Anchor at News 5 Cleveland
Friday night, Mentor football will host St. Ignatius in the first round of playoffs. All eyes will be on the game, but the hearts and minds are with a young Cardinal and his family and the lesson in love he's gifting them.
On the field that night, the opposing team, Euclid, joined the tribute by wearing yellow shirts and uniforms for Jack. A Euclid Panthers captain gave Jack a shirt that read: “Some things are bigger than football.”Off the field, the desire to care for and support Jack and his family has brought a spirit of love to the Mentor community and beyond that continues to grow."It means getting behind a kid that’s going through a tough time and supporting him any way we can," said Juka.
The shirts, the decals, the yard signs. You see"JBS Strong"everywhere. It is a sign of how much this young man is loved and the love he's put out into the world.It all means so much, said Jack's friends.They said it's a lesson they'll always carry with them."I pray for him every night," added Sean Pratt, a friend.
Crowe said most importantly, they want Jack and the family to know how much they're loved and thought of.
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