Ari Armour (Home Going)

Never thought I would be doing this! This is for my homie, my dawg, my ace boon koom, my brother Ari Armour an incredible human being who was taken to soon from his family and friends. A positive roll model and the biggest Cubs fanhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvlfhVO8VEI  who everyone wanted to befriend and be cool with. He made you feel at home even if you were 100 miles away from home. He went out his way to make sure other people didn't want for anything. He made you smile when you didn't want to but needed to.  Now it's our turn to give back to him and his family because he  would do it for one of us. He gave more then he received so lets reciprocate that same love. Lets do what Ari would do! He didn't deserve this, his family didn't deserve this. A change must be made and we can start now in that change so that we can prevent tragedies like this from happening again. Anything would help just give what you can no matter if its just your time and support. Something is better than nothing S.Y.E (show your effort) #give #stoptheviolence Ari Armour was only 35 years old, who was huge Cubs fan, a coach and a mentor to so many. This horrible ordeal has effected so many people in a negative way; therefore, doing something positive and helping others is exactly what Ari would want. He is gone but not forgotten #team23