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During the World Series the local media here in DFW covered a story about a heart transplate of a 13 year old boy who was a Red Sox fan.  It turns out his heart surgeon was also a fan, and mentioned that if he pulls through and the Red Sox makes it to the World Series, she would take him to the game.  Not only did he get to go to a game, but he actually got to throw out the first pitch at game two of the World Series.

Touching story, but for some reason I never took the time to think about the sad part of the story – there had to be a death for him to receive that heart.

Turns out that heart belonged to a 24 year old woman who just gave birth to her first child some 12 days prior.

You can read a touching story about her husband here [Link Removed].

IRVING – When the Cowboys hold their Sunday chapel service at the team hotel in Philadelphia, they will do so with a heavy heart because team chaplain John Weber will not be there.

Weber, 59, died Thursday from a heart attack after swimming at a local YMCA. He served as the Cowboys’ chaplain for more than 20 years, building a trust with players that has lasted well after careers had ended.

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