Leap Frog has made the leap

[TopFrog]

Thank you everyone for your comments and condolences.

 

[GP frog]

Leap Frog , help us from heaven !

 

[Salfrog]

My deepest condolences to all of Leaps family. I always enjoyed his post. He was definitely one of the great Frog fans. He will be greatly missed here.

 

[LisaLT]

RIP Mr. Leap Frog. In this day and age, 89 years on this planet is a life well lived.

I’ll raise a glass tonight in his honor.

 

[TemCatFrog71]

RIP, Leap!!

 

[ShadowFrog]

Leap now sittin’ round KFC porch in heaven sippin’ something fine along with Wes, Scott, cwhitewolf, Tucson. Any names I left off were due to lack of ginko bobillo, feel free to add.

 

[Dutch]

With all due respect to Dan Jenkins and probably a few other really old-time Frog fans, I don't think anyone had the knowledge of information about TCU, teams and players going back to the 1930s than Leap Frog.

He remembers being at the 1935 TCU-SMU game. Until the last three seasons, he almost never missed a home football game and we made many road trips growing up. I have been to hundreds of baseball (his real TCU sports love since he was a pitcher at North Dallas and played a little semi-pro) and basketball games. Again with knowledge and memories of players and teams going decades back.

I won't go into much more detail and stories but just wanted to let the Frog family here know Leap Frog passed away this morning at the age of 89.

Thanks to Coach P and Schloss who were able to give him many final TCU hurahhs to go with all he had in the 1930s through the 1950s. He never wavered even through all the bad times. A true Frog all the way.

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