Geri Ann Glasco

[CajunT]

Always remember the great moments! #Ghitsbombs pic.twitter.com/Srd1UZUEBU

— Jimmy Kolaitis (@Jkolaitis3) January 24, 2019

[CajunT]

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Glasco family during this difficult time. https://t.co/dTdumzfang

— 🥎 Texas A&M Softball 🥎 (@AggieSoftball) January 24, 2019

[CajunT]

Rest in love my G💚🙏🏼 pic.twitter.com/kQloYvJJsV

— Megan Kleist (@MeganKleist) January 24, 2019

[CajunAmos]

Today, we are all Cajuns.@RaginCajunsSB pic.twitter.com/ys4eaY5ttb

— Scrap Yard Fast Pitch (@ScrapYardFP) January 24, 2019

Yes we are. #SoftballCommunity https://t.co/xQMGSx4G9e

— NFCA (@NFCAorg) January 24, 2019

[RaginScotsman]

So sorry to hear this. Lost my Dad in an accident when I was in high school. Losing a family member is awful no matter how it happens, but under these circumstances there's not much you can say. My sympathies to the Glasco family.

[cajundiehard]

So so sad. Condolences. No words.

[Dad04]

Just read a news article on line. Absolutely tragic beyond comprehension.

[ZoomZoom]

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.

I’d be absolutely shocked if there wasn’t a moment of silence tonight.

[ZoomZoom]

Losing someone early in their life is a horrible sequence to go through, we lost my brother-in-law early in his life when he was hit head-on on Kaliste Saloom a few years ago. It's something that a lot of people don't get when they try to make you feel better. Literally no words can help. Time eases the pain is about all my experience can share. Life doesn't go on, it comes to sudden halt and it's hard to move forward. The f***** was probably on his cell phone.

Our family was exactly where the Glasco family is twice, one being in the last year. You never get over it. And the hardest thing, yet what we’re called to do, is forgive. And let the system sort it all out.

There are cameras in the area which may show the event, along with any other vehicles around which may or may not have contributed to the accident by being a distraction. Cell phone, dropped item on floor, driver distraction, sneeze, hours on road, other health are just a few items that will be looked at. Plus the truck driver just took 2 lives and has to live with that...it’s not like he did it on purpose. Probably won’t get a truck driving job again, not to mention legal issues. All this has consequences to his loved ones too. Not coming to the trucker’s rescue, but assumptions aren’t what is needed. Compassion and prayers for all involved.

[facelessjonmoon]

I agree. 18 wheelers playing leap frog all along that stretch doesn't help either. I feel very unsafe every time I drive through that area.

What a tragedy, I feel terrible.

This is horrible news. Prayers for Coach Glasco and his family

The heavy 18 wheeler traffic is a big reason why the extra lane is being added. In the meantime, it makes for a very unsafe stretch of I-10. Like the basin bridge portion, 18 wheelers need to stay in the right hand lane

[CajunAmos]

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— Gwen Svekis (@g_svekis) January 24, 2019

[CajunT]

Today our thoughts are with Glasco family, @RaginCajunsSB and the countless number of lives Geri Ann Glasco made an impact on over the years. https://t.co/db19WRNYwR

— Gators Softball (@GatorsSB) January 24, 2019

[Rainman66]

I am sure the university and team will do something to remember Geri Ann this season. Is there anything we can do as fans to preserve her memory?

[CajunAmos]

For those who didn't follow her, below are some of her tweets.

You can learn something from everyone you meet.. regardless of their age, gender, financial situation, religion, sexuality, upbringing, etc. ALWAYS be open minded and listen to what others have to say. Chances are good that there is a nugget of info that you can hold onto.

— Geri Ann Glasco (@G_Glasco12) October 10, 2018

EVERY person matters to God.

— Geri Ann Glasco (@G_Glasco12) November 25, 2018

Don’t let your placement affect God’s purpose for your life.

— Geri Ann Glasco (@G_Glasco12) January 20, 2019

We must remember that to be who God needs us to be we have to let go of our own feelings.

— Geri Ann Glasco (@G_Glasco12) January 21, 2019

[CajunAmos]

Life is way to short to let the littlest things stress you out. Wake up, be grateful for what you have and enjoy every single day that God allows you to be here. ❤️ #GodIsGood

— Geri Ann Glasco (@G_Glasco12) January 10, 2018

Hearing someone you care about laugh hysterically can quite possibly bring the most joy to the soul. 🙈

— Geri Ann Glasco (@G_Glasco12) January 7, 2018

Geri Ann, we didn't get to know you nearly well enough, and I'm regretting our loss.