Hall of Famer, Warren Moon and Leigh Steinberg Host 24th Annual Super Bowl Event
On behalf of the African American Ethnic Sports Hall of Fame we invite you to join us at our “Special Super Bowl Induction Ceremony” held this year in Ft. Lauderdale, Fl on Saturday, February 6, 2010. The event begins at 4pm and will be presented during the Leigh Steinberg 24th Annual Super Bowl Party at the Fortress Mansion.
This is an opportunity to meet and witness some of the greatest athletes ever, as they are inducted into the Hall of Fame. First the first time, non-minorities will be inducted as well. This event will allow us to recapture, remember and honor some great athletes and living legends, and you are invited to participate. These athletes have a rich history in telling, one that evokes heroism, determination and dignity. And you have the unprecedented opportunity to witness the induction, while demonstrating a sense of community and helping make dreams come true for our academic achievers.
The AAESHOF is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, and is dedicated to the development of opportunities for young, less fortunate people to gain exposure to positive aspects of life. This is our major Hall of Fame fund-raiser for our after school youth program. It helps economically challenged students through our “Academia Achievers Award Program” (AAA!!!)
This event is by invitation only and the guests must be a sponsor/partner with the Hall of Fame. For more information contact the persons listed below…
Contact: Wendy Welch (wendy@connectwelch.com 404-321-2100 or Arif Khatib afrosportshall@aol.com 510-508-3309
Nominees:
1) Al Davis (Oakland Raiders)
2) Warren Moon *
3) Eric Dickerson *
4) Bob Lily
5) Lee Roy Selman
6) Jiim Tunney (NFL Referee) *
7) Derrick Thomas *
Jerome Bettis *9) Tank Younger
10) Art Shell
* Confirmed
Note: there will be a total of eight inducted and the names confirmed on a regular basis, and announced on this site by November 25
Other Honorees:
1) Leigh Steinberg (Lifetime Sports Achievement Award)
1) Marlin Briscoe (Trailblazer Award)
3) Dr. Pedro Jose Greer (Humanitarian Award)
4) Keyshawn Johnson (Wendell Smith Media Award)
On behalf of the African American Ethnic Sports Hall of Fame we invite you to join us at our “Special Super Bowl Induction Ceremony” held this year in Ft. Lauderdale, Fl on Saturday, February 6, 2010. The event begins at 4pm and will be presented during the Leigh Steinberg 24th Annual Super Bowl Party at the Fortress Mansion.
This is an opportunity to meet and witness some of the greatest athletes ever, as they are inducted into the Hall of Fame. First the first time, non-minorities will be inducted as well. This event will allow us to recapture, remember and honor some great athletes and living legends, and you are invited to participate. These athletes have a rich history in telling, one that evokes heroism, determination and dignity. And you have the unprecedented opportunity to witness the induction, while demonstrating a sense of community and helping make dreams come true for our academic achievers.
The AAESHOF is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, and is dedicated to the development of opportunities for young, less fortunate people to gain exposure to positive aspects of life. This is our major Hall of Fame fund-raiser for our after school youth program. It helps economically challenged students through our “Academia Achievers Award Program” (AAA!!!)
This event is by invitation only and the guests must be a sponsor/partner with the Hall of Fame. For more information contact the persons listed below…
Contact: Wendy Welch (wendy@connectwelch.com 404-321-2100 or Arif Khatib afrosportshall@aol.com 510-508-3309
Nominees:
1) Al Davis (Oakland Raiders)
2) Warren Moon *
3) Eric Dickerson *
4) Bob Lily
5) Lee Roy Selman
6) Jiim Tunney (NFL Referee) *
7) Derrick Thomas *
Jerome Bettis *9) Tank Younger
10) Art Shell
* Confirmed
Note: there will be a total of eight inducted and the names confirmed on a regular basis, and announced on this site by November 25
Other Honorees:
1) Leigh Steinberg (Lifetime Sports Achievement Award)
1) Marlin Briscoe (Trailblazer Award)
3) Dr. Pedro Jose Greer (Humanitarian Award)
4) Keyshawn Johnson (Wendell Smith Media Award)