PC gaming team honors fallen teammate with a tournament to benefit the young daughter he left behind.
The MacDaddy Invitational Tournament is being held by Shawn MacDaddy Meyers teammates and friends to honor him and to raise money for a trust fund to benefit his 8-year-old daughter, Nicole. This Online RavenShield 5v5 Team Survival event starts Saturday, September 18th with an entry fee of $30 per team. Every dime raised goes directly into a trust fund, says Scott BigJake Moore, friend and teammate of Meyers who is spearheading this tournament. Sponsors will be donating prizes.
Moore explained, Mac was very close to his daughter. He would go on and on about how much she meant to him. Her future and her life were his primary concern and we made that our main concern as well.
According to Moore, Meyer was playing a public PC game online with a few teammates when he complained of a terrible headache and left to go to the doctor. Later the team found out he was in critical condition at the hospital. Meyer was kept on life support to allow friends and family the chance to say goodbye. Meyer died of a brain aneurysm on July 26th at Mercy Hospital in Bakersfield, California. Services were held at Christ Cathedral in Bakersfield on July 30th.
Meyers team, Appetite for Destruction, (A4D) has already raised over $2,600 and would like to reach a goal of $6,000 for the trust fund, which will be governed by a board of seven people including two of Nicoles family members and five team members from A4D, says Moore.
TeamWarfare is volunteering competition staff for this event as a service to the community. Registration went live today. You must register on the A4D site before you can view the tournament registration page. Click here to enter.
Post edited by half the sky at 8/19/2004 2:00:40 AM
The MacDaddy Invitational Tournament is being held by Shawn MacDaddy Meyers teammates and friends to honor him and to raise money for a trust fund to benefit his 8-year-old daughter, Nicole. This Online RavenShield 5v5 Team Survival event starts Saturday, September 18th with an entry fee of $30 per team. Every dime raised goes directly into a trust fund, says Scott BigJake Moore, friend and teammate of Meyers who is spearheading this tournament. Sponsors will be donating prizes.
Moore explained, Mac was very close to his daughter. He would go on and on about how much she meant to him. Her future and her life were his primary concern and we made that our main concern as well.
According to Moore, Meyer was playing a public PC game online with a few teammates when he complained of a terrible headache and left to go to the doctor. Later the team found out he was in critical condition at the hospital. Meyer was kept on life support to allow friends and family the chance to say goodbye. Meyer died of a brain aneurysm on July 26th at Mercy Hospital in Bakersfield, California. Services were held at Christ Cathedral in Bakersfield on July 30th.
Meyers team, Appetite for Destruction, (A4D) has already raised over $2,600 and would like to reach a goal of $6,000 for the trust fund, which will be governed by a board of seven people including two of Nicoles family members and five team members from A4D, says Moore.
TeamWarfare is volunteering competition staff for this event as a service to the community. Registration went live today. You must register on the A4D site before you can view the tournament registration page. Click here to enter.
Post edited by half the sky at 8/19/2004 2:00:40 AM