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Excellent. by mkovac
Yes, I know Bob Schmidt and his brother, Denny.
Two great guys.
My father hid the McKeever twins from Terry Brennan, who wanted badly.
Robert McCaffrey followed my sister to USC in 1970, but Ara recruited him and brought him to ND. Robert contacted me there and used the two tickets to The Fifth Dimension Concert at the ACC.
Robert was on that SC team that took us to the woodshed in ‘74. One of my worse experiences in The Coliseum.
We remained friends, and he and his father-in-law, John Bonadelli, attended my dad’s 75th birthday here in town that Bob Schmidt and Frank Gifford put together.
A very nice evening.