What a tragedy.
It really puts a lot into perspective, your whole life can be changed in a second.
Hopefully they have a moment of silence at the basketball game tonight.
What a terrible tragedy! May the Good Lord help the Glassco family get through this unbelievable event. Prayers going out for all of them! 🙏🙏🙏
All my prayers to the Glasco family!
God bless the Glasco family in their hour of need. It's heartbreaking!
I only know them from the stands at the games and I still broke down when I read the news.
It's a tragedy for the entire Cajun nation.
I can't imagine how hard this is for the family and the team. Softball seems so irrelevant right now.
I thought it would nice to post the many heart felt condolences Coach Glasco and Geri Ann are receiving from around the country on this somber day. It gives us all an idea of how well this young lady was respected from her peers in the Women's Softball Sport. Please feel free to add any as you read them!
The NPF extends its deepest condolences to @RaginCajunsSB & the family of Geri Ann Glasco, who was killed this morning in a car accident. The 20th overall pick in the 2016 NPF Draft, she was a tremendous influencer of the game of softball & will be dearly missed by our community. pic.twitter.com/d1ILLJ6cDK
— NationalProFastpitch (@profastpitch) January 24, 2019
It is with deep sadness that we report that we lost one of our sisters last night.
— FloSoftball (@FloSoftball) January 24, 2019
Thoughts and prayers to the Glasco family. Geri Ann was an amazing young woman that I'm glad I got to know a little bit. I am so sorry. She was a bright light that has been dimmed way too early. https://t.co/Hm6B66DAdT
— Matt Lisle (@CoachLisle) January 24, 2019
Our sincerest condolences to the Glasco family. The softball world is dim today as we mourn the loss of a great competitor & ambassador of our game. We send our deepest prayers to all of Geri Ann’s loved ones. The Pride were coached by Gerry Glasco in 2014https://t.co/Fpv1NZ9w73
— USSSA Pride (@USSSAPride) January 24, 2019
Our hearts and prayers are with Coach Gerry Glasco and his family and the entire Ragin Cajun' Softball Community for the loss of Geri Ann Glasco last night. Our hearts are broken from the loss of Geri Ann at the age of just 24 years old and just starting her coaching career. pic.twitter.com/khMUWxHFVR
— Bombers Fastpitch (@bombercacataw) January 24, 2019
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