KO

[Stinky The Clown]

:hug:

[MsLeopard]

1. RIP Marie

K&R Keith was great.

[onehandle]

2. +1 nt

[charlyvi]

3. .

[PopSixSquish]

4. That May Have Been the Best Eulogy I Have Ever Seen or Heard

Awww...Keith....

crying now.

[AwakeAtLast]

8. I thought the same thing

Beautiful.

[JitterbugPerfume]

5. you could almost see

his heart breaking:hug:

[maddezmom]

6. She sounded amazing

Now we know where he got his spunk. :grouphug: RIP Marie. O8)

[blaze]

7. ...

[AwakeAtLast]

9. Baseball lost a great fan

KO did an outstanding piece.

[aquart]

11. My mom just called to tell me about it.

[HughMoran]

10. I never knew his mom was a famous baseball fan.

'Course I'm a Red Sox fan, so that may have something to do with it.

[opihimoimoi]

12. Outstanding....so simple, so rich, so apt....

[TahitiNut]

13. Yeah. Damn TV got all out-of-focus again. Blurry. Hate it when that happens.

:hug:

[MissDeeds]

14. Beautiful, moving tribute to his mom

Wow. I don't know how Keith got through it, but it was a wonderful eulogy to a lady of grace, bearing, and humor. May the angels light your way, Marie. And may beautiful memories sustain you in the days ahead, Keith.

[deminks]

15. What a wonderful tribute to his mom.

Having lost my mom and mil in the last year, it was touching. RIP Marie.

[DemoTex]

16. Particularly poignant since I lost my mother last June 26 (at age 85 .. almost 86).

Keith presented a wonderful tribute to his mother. She was a card. She was the old broad I'd love to sit next to at a baseball game (Here's our beer and your hot dog Mrs. Olberman .. what happened while I was away?). My mom was the same way. She loved her Atlanta Braves, and a beer or two (wine and a spot of whiskey later in life). May 10 this year will be empty for Keith Olberman and me .. our first Mother's Day without our moms.

[Berry Cool]

17. I think it's a beautiful thing he did

but I don't know how he did it.

Damn.

RIP, Marie.

[lostnfound]

18. We often learn we are the luckiest people in the world, on the unluckiest day of our lives.

She had a long good life and left behind a loving family that was better because of who she was. That's all any of us can hope for.

[Daphne08]

19. You raised a courageous son, Mrs. Olbermann,

and now we know from whom he inherited his tenacious spirit.

Rest in Peace.