Let’s do some good, Mississippi State fans

Hey, Hail State family folks, we’ve got a couple of opportunities to do some good here. We should absolutely do some good.

I found out last night that Chuck Brister passed away. I never knew him, but it was pretty easy to see that Brister was a passionate Mississippi State fan. More importantly, he was also a husband and became a father when he and his wife Bee adopted their son Andy.

Shortly before his passing, Chuck and his wife Bee adopted their son, Andy. Andy has Down syndrome. Mississippi State has an excellent program for kids with Down syndrome to go to college.

“Bee is asking in lieu of flowers contributions be made for Andy to attend MSU."

Info ⬇️ https://t.co/I54jJJhqAt

— #LiveLikeLucas (@VegasRebs) February 20, 2020

So how can we do some good here? Well, we’ve got an opportunity to pray for this family as they deal with this loss. We also have a chance to honor Chuck’s memory and pave the way for a future Bulldog.

According to my friend @VegasRebs, Bee is asking for memorial donations be made through the Mississippi State University Foundation and designated for the Charles “Chuck” Brister ACCESS Annual Scholarship Fund.

Checks made payable to the MSU Foundation Inc. may be mailed to P. O. Box 6149, Mississippi State, MS 39762.

Thanks, y'all.

— #LiveLikeLucas (@VegasRebs) February 20, 2020

To do that, click here.

But wait, there’s more.

There’s always plenty of opportunities to help people and we can certainly do that today.

Johnny Dixon, a former Ole Miss player, took down cancer. Unfortunately, that’s not the end of his battle. He and his family are currently in need of financial support.

After battling and defeating cancer, all-time Rebel great Johnny Dixon needs our financial help until he is able to go back to work. Please send donations to: Johnny Dixon, 1124 pailet street, Harvey La 70058. #olemiss. One of the greatest to wear #38. pic.twitter.com/H5QZccU9OG

— ken crain (@kencrain) February 18, 2020

According to this gofundme, Dixon and his daughter currently live with his mother as he lost his house. His family is struggling to pay for medications while his daughter, who has been helping to care for him, is preparing to go off to college. They need some help.

Here’s another way to support Johnny Dixon. Thank you!https://t.co/J1gxx2zcEs

— Ole Miss M-Club (@OleMissMClub) February 20, 2020

For more information on how to help Dixon, click here.

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