Jace Bugg update

[dawgball]

As most of you have read before, I have a good friend who was on the Nationwide Tour last year when he was diagnosed with Leukemia. Jace, 27, died last night after slipping into a coma yesterday morning. He and his wife had chosen not to go on life support earlier in the year. It saddens me to see such a young, talented, and vibrant person be taken. It helps for me to think that he will not be suffering any longer.

Your prayers for his young wife and family are appreciated.

 

[DOGS THAT BARK]

Sorry about your loss brother Dawg,I know he was very good friend of yours.

 

[dogface]

I remember the story about your friend well, yet again another tragic ending to IMO one of the good ones. I appreciate you sharing and his family, wife, and friends such as yourself will be in my families prayer!


TSI

 

[Chain Saw]

Knee mail sent. God Bless.

 

[DR STRANGELOVE]

sorry about your friend DB



hang in there....

 

[taoist]

...sorry for your loss, J

...send my condolences to his wife and family.

 

[Penguinfan]

Was certainly hoping for just the opposite when I opened this thread, damn.

Thoughts are with his family.

Penguinfan

 

[worm44]

Dawg--you know from the last time we talked that i had met him several times-we were in the same "industry"---makes you feel that It can happen any time any place, and when things are going well......

 

[ego74]

RIP Jace

Just gotta wonder how great he would've been.
One of the best athletes to come out of Henderson. My prayers go out to his family.

 

[skulldog]

God bless Dawg

 

[Anders]

Very sad news indeed - may all who knew him cherish many happy memories of what he meant to them ....

 

[Nick Douglas]

Misty Bugg, Jace's widow, was interviewed a few minutes ago on the golf channel. Hope all is well, dawgball.

 

[SixFive]

sorry, dawgball. Seems so unfair.

 

[buddy]

Dawg,

Sorry about the loss of your friend.

I just sent a prayer.

 

[USC Gamecock]

Damn Dawg, I'm truly sorry to hear this. I lost my father to cancer when I was 15. In a sad, twisted sort of way, it has actually made me a much better person. I've learned a very simple lesson in life and that is...

ALL that matters to me are my family and my friends...that is ALL.

Sure I get caught up sometimes in petty day to day stuff, but the bottom line is that 99.9% of things that happen to me I don't sweat. By going through a loss of that magnitude you learn what true pain is, and what utter BS all other things are. As long as I have the support of my family and friends everything else is gravy. My prayers go out to his wife & family.

 

[dawgball]

I appreciate all of the comments.

Nick--what show was that on? I also heard that they had a clip about him on ESPN on Sunday, but I didn't see it.