Bart Starr, legendary 1960's Green Bay Packers quarterback, dies at 85
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/bart-starr-1960s-green-bay-quarterback-dies-at-85
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Bart Starr has left us.
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Bart Starr was a good man who loved his Green Bay and Birmingham towns. I had the pleasure of meeting Bart personally during a drug abuse awareness event at my place of employment several years ago. He took the time from the tour to visit with me and re-autograph my 1966 NFL Champions football which was given to me from the Packers when I was a child. (Total different story) Bart Starr will be missed.
