Most people will remember Kobe as the magnificent athlete who inspired a whole generation of basketball players. But I will always remember him as a man who was much more than an athlete. pic.twitter.com/9EZuwk8wrV— Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (@kaj33) January 26, 2020
Kobe Bryant was killed Sunday in a helicopter crash, as first reported by TMZ and confirmed by @wojespn.He was 41. pic.twitter.com/jt4ccu2Rw4 — ESPN (@espn) January 26, 2020
“My heart right now is broken for his wife and children.
They lost a good one. KOBE BRYANT RIP”
tears.. | nico #pixiv
They lost a good one. KOBE BRYANT RIP”
I just heard about this from my friend today, and it's heartbreaking to hear that Kobe Bryant and his daughter got killed in a helicopter crash. My sincere condolences to his wife Vanessa, and his family and friends that love him dearly. He will be greatly missed. #RIPKobeBryant pic.twitter.com/X6ssyMMkb1— P.E.A.C.E. P🇺🇸et: The Rhyming P🖋etic B🦄rny 🐎 (@terry_craighead) January 26, 2020
“Mourners flock to Kobe Bryant’s high school following his tragic death: Kobe Bryant starred at Lower Merion High School in suburban Philadelphia before making the leap to the NBA in 1996.”
Kobe in 2010 - When his high school named the gym after him https://t.co/mTPgwjRnsE #Sportskobebryant via @6abc pic.twitter.com/FFn1tT2dyR— Chris 🇺🇸 (@Chris_1791) January 26, 2020
‘If anyone says, “I love God,” and hates his brother, he is a liar; for he who does not love his brother whom he has seen cannot love God whom he has not seen. (1 John 4:20)’
Prayers esp. for the kids on that helicopter and all the families involved. When I covered TWA Flight 800 I got to see families hit rock bottom in fate's snap of a finger. Literally overnight. Rich, poor; Famous, regular folks. Matters not. Nothing worse than that. #KobeBryant— Mike 'Thomas Paine' Moore (@Thomas1774Paine) January 26, 2020
“good job Chris. Timely report!”
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