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Re-name ferndale football stadium

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Sean fleming
8 years ago

I agree with this. Well deserved to a man who spent his time on the field.

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Connor Collins
8 years ago

He's a great coach, teacher and mentor. He deserves to be recognized for his years of service to the Ferndale Public Schools. As well as his devotion to both the Ferndale Football team and Wrestling team.

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Randi calhoun
8 years ago

He’s more than worthy of having it named after him

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Stephanie Wilson
8 years ago

Great idea!!!

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Tera Baylerian
8 years ago

well deserved

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Prentice Danforth
8 years ago

Love the idea of renaming it after coach B

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Jessica Idenmill
8 years ago

Awesome idea! He totally was behind me getting my biology degrees!

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Shawnie stamper
8 years ago

I love JB!!

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Charlie Cleveland Morgan II
8 years ago

I love this man!

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Shelby johnson
8 years ago

Anything for this man! He will always have an impact on my life!

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Linda LaRowe
8 years ago

He’s a great man

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Ann Stanley
8 years ago

Good Idea.

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Kory Woods
8 years ago

Good man!

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Michael Conflitti
8 years ago

Couldn't honor a better man than coach Bassier!

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Steven Motter
8 years ago

There is no mre deserving person than Coach Bassier! From my time as a student of his through my 16 years as a coach at FHS he has always been gracious with his time and always a great mentor to me!!

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Keith Wiley
8 years ago

John Bassier is one of the most humble human beings I have met in my life. He is still one of my most favorite teachers I’ve ever had.

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Dwight Tillis Jr
8 years ago Featured

Coach Bassier has been a mentor and big influence of mine since middle school, not just through football but through wrestling. And when I decided to focus all my attention on football and academics, he was still there to push me. Morally, professionally, and as a former athlete, a lot of his values he instilled are with me to this day 15 years later.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Let's honor this great man

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Edward Griffin
8 years ago

I never got to play for coach Bassier but I will never forget the love he showed my brother Allen Griffin . It was hard for my brother to receive his love and care because no one ever took the time , and to have a white coach show compassion for a young black boy from the east side of Detroit was far fetched to him . For that I will never forget coach showing the love that I thought the black staff should have showed.

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Eugene Baugh
8 years ago

Can't think of a better role model