Drake's Legacy Lives
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C.O.A.C.H 4 Drake Foundation 5k Walk 2015!
BALLOONS THAT WERE SENT UP IN THE AIR BEFORE THE WALK. DRAKE GRABBED THOSE BALLOONS B4 WE KNEW IT.
The C.O.A.C.H Drake Foundation has blessed two College Students this fall. Both Tomice O' Brian and Raven Bell have received awards on behalf of Drake's Legacy. Please give to Drakes Foundation!
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Drakes legacy lives so please give your support!
Please join us for C.O.A.C.H.'s (#4Drake) Launch Party!
Sunday October 18, 2015 from 2-7, at The Loft
5923 S. Wentworth in Chicago.
Visit 4drake.eventbrite.com for more details.
Community Outreach And Career Highway would like you to assist us in inspiring future generations and fulfilling the very dream through which Drake's life wholeheartedly demonstrated.
Drake Adams was unexpectedly diagnosed with Epilesy at the age of 20 years young. With a firm Christian foundation, Drake submitted his life to being a selfless servant to those around him, placing particular emphasis on the youth. His vision was clear, and emcompassed genuine desire to inspire others. Through Drake's life, he benevolently displayed a pattern of positioning others before himself, never allowing his condition to prevent him from reaching his goals. His exsistence was purposeful, utilizing mentoring youth and coaching as pillars for a mission deeply rooted within.
The C.O.A.C.H. (#4Drake) Foundation is to insure that Drake's dream comes to fruition. Thank you for your continued support, as we develop and serve the youth in our communities!
Drake Anthony Adams (1/21/88-1/14/15), a Chicago native was an AAU coach who also served as a Counselor for Crane High School impacted the lives of the youth throughout the community until he lost his battle with Epilepsy.
Again, Thank you for your support!
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BALLOONS THAT WERE SENT UP IN THE AIR BEFORE THE WALK. DRAKE GRABBED THOSE BALLOONS B4 WE KNEW IT.The C.O.A.C.H Drake Foundation has blessed two College Students this fall. Both Tomice O' Brian and Raven Bell have received awards on behalf of Drake's Legacy. Please give to Drakes Foundation!
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Please join us for C.O.A.C.H.'s (#4Drake) Launch Party!
Sunday October 18, 2015 from 2-7, at The Loft
5923 S. Wentworth in Chicago.
Visit 4drake.eventbrite.com for more details.
Community Outreach And Career Highway would like you to assist us in inspiring future generations and fulfilling the very dream through which Drake's life wholeheartedly demonstrated.
Drake Adams was unexpectedly diagnosed with Epilesy at the age of 20 years young. With a firm Christian foundation, Drake submitted his life to being a selfless servant to those around him, placing particular emphasis on the youth. His vision was clear, and emcompassed genuine desire to inspire others. Through Drake's life, he benevolently displayed a pattern of positioning others before himself, never allowing his condition to prevent him from reaching his goals. His exsistence was purposeful, utilizing mentoring youth and coaching as pillars for a mission deeply rooted within.
The C.O.A.C.H. (#4Drake) Foundation is to insure that Drake's dream comes to fruition. Thank you for your continued support, as we develop and serve the youth in our communities!
Drake Anthony Adams (1/21/88-1/14/15), a Chicago native was an AAU coach who also served as a Counselor for Crane High School impacted the lives of the youth throughout the community until he lost his battle with Epilepsy.
Again, Thank you for your support!
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Organizer
Azsia A. Tanner
Organizer
Chicago, IL