Terry Bradshaw
Terry Bradshaw sat near me on a flight to LA today.
He is the greatest quarterback to ever play the game.
Pass, run, improvise, lead, play hurt, win big games. . . no other Hall of Famer did everything a quarterback needs to do with such brilliance and grit.
My dad who passed away last year loved watching Bradshaw and the smashmouth, Terrible Toweling Steelers. So did I. I have a lot of great memories yelling at the TV with my dad.
Thanks, Terry. You were the best.






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How can one send Terry Bradshaw a message via email and/or mail? I cannot find a current website where one can send correspondence. Your help would be appreciated.
Posted by: Christa | February 06, 2005 at 09:47 PM
My name is Alva Lee.I am extrememly crazy about Terry Bradshaw.I heard that he was looking for a good woman to date and I don't know any way to get in touch with him.Iam 30 years old,I am5'4 150LBSI am very exotic I have long black hair and gray eyes.I am very sexy I hope you all can give Mr. Bradshaw this message.
Posted by: Alva Lee | March 25, 2005 at 06:33 PM
Hey guys this is Alva again, thank you all for this website I love Terry Bradshaw so much and I would greatle appreciate if you all could give him this message. I think he is truly the greatest out there and I would love to meet him.I wrote to him through the Tonight show and sent him a picture. I thought he was looking for a special lady to meet.You all can e-mail me at sexy30alva @yahoo.com. Love you all
Posted by: Alva Lee | March 29, 2005 at 08:31 AM
If you can forward this to T. Bradshaw, I am working on my masters in art therapy and will be working on my internship this autumn /winter. I am currently considering a few ideas and saw that Mr. Bradshaw will be addressing a convention about anxiety/depression/GlaxoSmithKline... I was hoping to get some info about the direction I am going with this subject in a muticultural population. Thanks, Karla-Marie
Posted by: Karla | May 15, 2005 at 04:56 PM
I need to e-mail terry bradshaw. my husband is a big steeler fan and has terry's jersey. we also have pictures of him in our home. my husband will be 50 in august and i would love to surprise him with terry being at his party. we live in altoona pa. please return my email
thank you
Posted by: Toni Wyandt | May 25, 2005 at 09:39 AM
Terry,
I understand that you may come here from time to time to see what is posted. When your dad worked as V.P. at R.B. I use to get you to sign my football as a child every year. I was looking for one of them and could not find one in good enough shap to blow up. I wanted to give one of them to the Make a Wish Foundation where I currently live near Atlanta. YOu use to sign so unselfishly year after year to us as children. I would like to pass that on to childern that may never have that same chance. I dont know if my email will show up here for you to see or not. My father was the head engineer and worked in the same office with you dad. His initals are F.D. and you may reach me through him. Same address that your dad use to mail him Christmas cards and other letters.
Thanks,
J.D.
Posted by: J.D | June 29, 2005 at 06:57 PM
Terry
I don't know if you actually read the stuff on this blog or not...but I need a big dose of your enthusiasm right now.
Hello, I'm Jami Lee. I'm a longtime admirer, not a fair weather admirer. I've have always been intrigued by your philosophy on life, and your uncanny ability to always rise above whatever obstacles that life places along the way.
Right now, I am desperately needing one of your MVP Pep Talks. You've overcome a lot and right now, I'm at the end of my rope.
Instead of preparing for big surprise party with you as our big keynote speaker, I've been traveling to and from my home state of Kansas caring for my grandparents. Sadly, recently they both passed away exactly two weeks apart.
It's been a very diificult time. I have not been able to focus on the event and it has suffered as a result. I am very stressed about all of this and I could use a good Bradshaw You Can Do It!
Thanks,
Jami Lee
Posted by: Jami Lee | July 20, 2005 at 07:09 PM
Here's our posted last note to Mr. Bradshaw.
We've been advised our must be cancelled, because of my absence...I'm so upset. As if matters couldn't get worse, we're told we cannot change our contract with you to try to pull this fund raiser together afterall.
I'm sorry Terry...you deserved better. I'm doing my best to hold up...but by forcing me to honor our contract under these circumstances, its going to bankrupt me. I don't feel you need to make the trip.
I am deeply saddened by all of this. I know in my heart a contract is a contract but I'm still very hurt by your lack of sympathy for what we've been through. Suffering the loss of both my Grandparents (Parents) within two weeks was more than anyone should be forced to bare.
I do wish you the best in whatever you do always, just don't forget we sometimes do not have control of what life deals us...contract or no conttract. Afterall, when it all said and done...It's all in God's hands.
Jami Lee
Posted by: Jami Lee | July 29, 2005 at 08:29 PM
I have been a Steelers fan since I was six years old and watched Terry play the best games of his career. I miss seeing him play and I feel that he does not get the proper praise for all that he accomplished in his day. I help out in a Youth Center at our Church called One and was wondering if we could book Terry for a speaking engagement to raise money for our youth ministry. We would be willing to pay Mr. Bradshaw to come to Titusville PA to speak and share his love of the sport and his love of Christ and what it was like growing up with ADD. In our small town we have numerous kids with ADD in broken homes, with no one who understands that these kids need extra attention and love and the love of Christ and a mentor to get through life. When I read your book Keep it Simple I was moved beyond words because I suffer with depression and anorexia and my son Michael age 21 has ADD and has struggled in different areas of his life. I have been praying that God would lead you to us Mr. Bradshaw because of course, it would be a dream come true for me, and I feel it would help these teens in the area who are struggling and don't understand that GOD can save them and he is the only one who can. THanks for listening and I am happy to have been able to witness your stellar career and may GOD continue to bless you
Love in Christ Kelly Rice
Posted by: Kelly Rice | September 08, 2005 at 09:26 PM
Terry--You are one of a kind. You're the greatest. I am thrilled to know you are how I invisioned you would be. Your kind heart exemptifies you as a living example for all celebrities to follow.
I am honored that you were able to take the time out of your busy schedule to telephone. Terry, you are 'true' southern gentlemen and I thank you.
I know your birthday was the 2nd and I hope you had a wonderful day. I pray you and your family in Louisana have escaped harms way of Hurricane Katrina.
I cannot begin to express my sincere thanks to you for your call yesterday. Frankly, I had given up hope and was preparing for the worst. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your sincere kind words and encouragement during these difficult times.
It is such a relief to know you are what you represent yourself to be and not what The Bazel Group had been implying through their letters and correspondence. Your support has given me the strength to move forward and let's hope their threats do go away and my deposit is returned in full promptly.
In appreciation for your support, I welcome you and the girls to be my guest in the skybox for any of the upcoming University of Tennessee games. It's the least I could do...you just name the game, and I'll forward you the details.
Brake a Leg...Tomorrow on FOX NFL Sunday. We're all anxious for football season to start...thrilled you're back on FOX for another year.
Stay in touch. May God Bless You and Your Family, Horses,Dogs, Always!
P.S. Hope you and your cocker spaniel didn't go round and round too much during your grooming session...Thanks again for revitalizing me and bringing back my smile.
Jami Lee
Posted by: Jami Lee | September 10, 2005 at 01:44 PM
RE: Kelly Rice
I have heard Mr. Bradshaw speak and you will be thrilled with the results. I highly recommend him for your event...should your budget allow.
Let me help you out if I could...it should save you and your organization some headaches. You should only contact WSB -Washington Speakers Bureau to discuss the details for booking Mr. Bradshaw. Do not get involved with any other company, or agency...go directly through Washington Speakers Bureau. They can be found at www.washingtonspeakers.com
Best of luck to you at One.
Posted by: Jami Lee | September 10, 2005 at 01:53 PM
Dear Mr. Bradshaw:
How would someone get to actually know you? You are a V.I.P. in the world of TV Football. HOW would someone get in touch with you that would actually like to just talk to YOU AS A PERSON? Please let me know at me e-mail address listed. Thank your very much!
Sincerely yours,
Jeanette Calderwood
York, PA
Posted by: Jeanette | October 05, 2005 at 12:05 PM
Hi again! I just want you to know that I have been a big fan for a long time! And not just as a football fan, but a fan of your commentator's work. I think you are VERY FUNNY! That is why I think it would be great to get to meet you and see for myself.
Sincerely,
Jeanette Calderwood
York, PA
Posted by: Jeanette | October 06, 2005 at 03:06 PM
Dear Mr. Bradshaw:
I think you are a really great and funny guy, as well as a 'true southern Christian gentleman'. It is hard to find nice and polite guys these days. I think you do a great job as a commentator. You do the best you can, you work very hard at it and are very funny, I may add. Living in Pennsylvania, I always routed for you as a quarterback and a team in Pittsburg. Not only were you a good quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, I always thought you were quite HUNKY!
Have a good weekend!
Sincerely,
Jeanette Calderwood York, PA
Posted by: Jeanette PS... | October 07, 2005 at 02:51 PM
I had kept up with your career in broadcasting, where your ranch. However, I was really surprised when I found out that you were involved in raising horses, especially Quarter and Paint Horse.
I have always been interested in them. I showed when I was younger and I still would like to back into showing Halter Horses and pleasure again. I have always tried to keep up on the bloodlines. I like to read them and keep in touch with the Quarter Horse Journal. I planned on trying to get to the Congress in Ohio, but I have to work. But, I keep the World Show in the back of my mind. I have never gotten to one and I do need to take a vacation this year. But you would never want to meet a little person like me! I get the feeling you do not want to socialize with people or do you? I know you are a busy guy, but you never know!
Thanks
Jeanette Calderwood - York, PA
Posted by: Jeanette PSS... | October 10, 2005 at 03:30 PM
Terry Bradshaw has always been a class act!
In 1974, I was running 13Q Radio in Pittsburg. Terry - and a couple other Steelers - used to come to our downtown studios and t=practice mike technique. He was considered a natural, even then.
If you read this, Terry, I'd appreciate it if you had time to send an autographed picture to a co-worker of mine. She's a former Pittsburger, and thinks you walk on water.
Thanks,
Bill
Posted by: William C. Bland | November 07, 2005 at 04:35 PM
I heard today, that Terry Bradshaw is interested in buying the Saints. For all of the people of Louisiana, THANKS, TERRY!! Tom Benson is a nut case that has no sense of reality. We need new ownership that will do what needs to be done to make our team a winner. Good luck.
Posted by: myles kiper | November 10, 2005 at 09:10 AM
I too heard today that Terry Bradshaw is interested in putting together a group to buy the Saints I live in Monroe,La and have always been a Cowboys fan - If Terry was involved I COULD change. Terry if you read this please allow me to help if you need me
Rose Steptoe
Monroe, LA
Posted by: Rose Steptoe | November 10, 2005 at 01:41 PM
Terry, please buy the Saints! It would be a saving grace and the fans here already love you just for CONSIDERING it!
Posted by: Joey | November 10, 2005 at 09:46 PM
Terry, I just heard the news about the Saints. If you and your investors could pull this off, it would be the greatest thing to happen in franchise history. The fans have written of the Saints because of Mr. Benson. He publically made the comment that he would never return to Baton Rouge. We both know what he is trying to do. Best wishes in your endeavors! You are a true Louisiana hero!
Posted by: Richard Byrd | November 11, 2005 at 10:16 AM
Terry, Just saw you on the FOX Sports Show. Thank you so much for shaving. I'll bet you liked that thing on your chin but I have to tell you it just was not you. You're a good looking guy when you are clean shaven. Oh yeah, screw the guy who talked about your hair line. You're fine just the way you are. Thanks for being you.
Posted by: Anita | November 13, 2005 at 01:19 PM
Terry -
You look great all the time! Keep up the good work on Fox Sports. It is usually an informative and interesting show to watch with you there. Good luck buying the Saints! Jeanette
Posted by: Jeanette Calderwood | November 14, 2005 at 01:00 PM
T-
You continue to create a stir...best of luck on your business venture with the Saints. We all love you and wish you the best that life has to offer.
We'll never grow tired of seeing you and your great sense of humor, on commericals, on the FOX NFL Sunday set, or at the horse arena. Anywhere, anytime you are the greatest.
My husband, Eddie continues to make progress each and every day following his quadruple bypass. I realize it's only been 6 weeks but he is much better than I ever anticipated. It was a big shock initially and all very unexpected, but he has been a trooper and has accepted the changes required in his lifestyle...I have honestly heard retirement calling him. Who knows right?
Thank you for all your help with WSB and The Bazel Group. Would you do me a favor? I still need to know the status of check for the $25,000 deposit for the event we were forced to cancel.
As you already know, we'd really prefer you just reschedule the event for late spring '06 for Smiles for Miles, and not mess with returning the deposit. Let me know asap. We'll chat about all that later on...feel free to call my cell anytime. Except when our Chiefs and Steelers are playing, of course lol.
Merry Christmas to you and the girls!
Take care, XXOO
Jami Lee
Posted by: Jami Lee | December 16, 2005 at 05:39 PM
Hi, the one thing that stands out in our family is of my son meeting mr bradshaw in bosnia. my son commented over and over about how huge bradshaws hands were. I just wanted to thank mr B for giving my son a thrill.
two years ago my son passed away but his memmory lives on with us as do all his stories. thanks and merry Christmas. dug
Posted by: doug weishar | December 17, 2005 at 06:37 PM
Terry
I remember the super bowl days (we are about the same age).
I've seen you thru your good times and bad times.
But the person that you have become far out weighs your football accomplishments.
You hung in there in the down times, and turned your life into something that far over shadows super bowl rings.
We love ya !
Posted by: Jerry Gahan | December 23, 2005 at 03:04 AM
Terry,
I saw you the other night on Jay Leno talking about your deals that fell through and your house that caught fire all in one day. You have to wonder what God was trying to tell you.
At the beginning of the year I lost my job and my Mother one month apart. Had I not lost my job when I did I would not have had the time with my Mother before she died. I thank God everyday for that time.
Anyway, I just wanted to say that sometimes we don't always know why things happen the way they do we just need to be thankful that they do.
Posted by: Carib | December 27, 2005 at 07:35 PM
Hi, my name is Sarah & I wanted to email Terry Bradshaw because I feel that my mom would be a perfect match for him. I know this might not mean much to you, but I only want the best for my mom & I would like to write him a letter that could possibly give both he & my mother another chance at love. If you could, please send me his email address. It would be greatly appreciated. Yours Truly, Sarah :)
Posted by: Sarah | January 03, 2006 at 06:58 PM
When they make a movie about TB desperate house-wifes could play his wifes.
Posted by: Noel | January 08, 2006 at 03:33 PM
Hello Terry. From a 43 year old
Mississippi girl who would love
to meet you. You wouldn't be
disappointed, ask fellow LAer
Tim Mc.
Posted by: Janice | January 20, 2006 at 02:25 PM
Oct '05 Mom and I rode in a elevator with Terry. He talked to us and even held the outside bldg. door open for us. I recognized his voice, but never said anything. I told Mom later who he was. She thought he looked familiar. She probably saw him in some commercials. Ladies from Ohio
Posted by: Bev | January 22, 2006 at 10:28 PM
Hi Terry, I am not sure you read what gets posted here or if you ever respond. There are just some people that intrigue you in such a way that you want to know more about them or have a conversation with them and find out if they really are who or what they say they are. You are that person for me. I am drawn to you in such a way that I find you facinating and want to know more about Terry Bradshaw--the man. Knowing you are careful about who you contact I would not expect any from you but a great conversation. I hope I hear from you.
Posted by: Carib | January 23, 2006 at 08:42 PM
I've heard that Terry is an awesome speaker. Last summer he was supposed to speak at a Nashville Sports Council luncheon so I scraped up the $35 admission (a lot for lunch if you're retired) but he didn't make it. Now he's supposed to speak at a charity dinner here in March ($100 a plate). I can find the money but that's a lot to spend on dinner, even for charity, if the one person I want to hear isn't there. I realize Terry has a lot of demands on his time but is there any way to be sure he will be there? It's a roast for Darrell Waltrip.
Posted by: Elise Stevens | January 30, 2006 at 08:11 PM
Terry / Super Bowl Sunday and I am at home and you are too, good decision! I know whats in your mind because we have something else in common, we both have ADD, big time. Just finished reading "keep it simple", great read. As a gesture of thanks I would like to offer you an opportunity to have some fun and gain a competitive edge in your game. I need an address to send it too. Also I have some thoughts and ideas related to ADD of which I am very confident you will find very engaging. You see, one of the up sides of ADD is that you gifted with powerful interpersonal intuition. I have it and so do you. My intuiition is telling me you will find this interesting. We need a secure medium to talk about it. Email me back a contact phone number or my cell is 978-697-1050. Regards / Your brother in ADD Bill
Posted by: Bill Brooks | February 05, 2006 at 07:29 PM
Hey Terry! What a coincidence! I watched the Super Bowl at home too! I've read all your books. You have a really warped sense of humor. I do too so I feel like I know you.
My niece and nephew have ADHD too. I haven't noticed that they have any special intuition but they sure are a lot of fun to be around - they keep me on my toes.
All the men in my family are follicly challenged like you. I'd be happy to pass on their tips and techniques but there's no way I'm going to post my phone number on the internet!!!!!!!
Posted by: Elise Stevens | February 05, 2006 at 10:05 PM
Terry Bradshaw and Joe Montana did not go out at the Super Bowl because they didn't give them enough money, Bradshaw, I am very upset over this. You have turned into a huge Ass. You were really never a "True Steeler" anyhow. People from Pittsburgh hate people like you and Montana.
Bradshaw the Ass.
Posted by: Joe Dominick | February 06, 2006 at 02:44 PM
Just wanted to know if anyone knows why Terry Bradshaw wasn't at the superbowl game yesterday.
dianeheydt@yahoo.com
Posted by: Diane Heydt | February 06, 2006 at 03:37 PM
Terry--I really enjoyed seeing the new generation Steelers win the big game. Anyone who has read your books might understand why you were not at the big game. Now that football season is over and there is a short break before the start of NASCAR season maybe you will get a chance to respond to some of these postings. I know I would enjoy hearing from you. I keep telling my friends I am going to hang out in Safeway just to see if what I read was true !(lol) Whatever the reason you came home instead of staying in Detriot, that's your right. I look forward to the laughs on Leno and just maybe one day chat on the net. Until then....
Posted by: carib | February 06, 2006 at 08:37 PM
Dear Terry,
I just wanted to write a note to you and let you know that I love the Steelers. I have been watching them since 1972. It is a funny story how that happened. Anyway I am recently widowed and would like to meet you. My daughter was just telling me tonight about your appearances on the Jay Leno Show and how you have a date and they never call you back. I am a little bit older than you about 2 years. I also am overweight, but that should not matter. My daughter told me to write to you anyway. I have blond hair down to the middle of my back. I dress pretty nice for an overweight lady. I am a medical transcriptionist. I work out of my home. I love dogs. I have a St. Bernard and two Shih-Tzus. I also have 2 daughters and 4 daughters that were my husband's from a previous marriage, all grown and living on their own.
I sure hope that you get to read this letter. It would be pleasure to just correspond with you since I get lonely being at home a lot.
Please E-mail me. I would love to hear from you.
Posted by: Mary Cordova | February 07, 2006 at 09:20 PM
I saw Terry on Leno Monday night. He said
-he never goes to Super Bowl games unless Fox is broadcasting the game and he has to work - he doesn't like the crowds
-he called the Steelers' owner before the game and explained why he wouldn't be there and Mr. Rooney said it was OK
-after 21 weekends in LA he wanted to take his daughter to church and to lunch and spend time with her (if any of you are divorced dads you'll understand)
-he would never take money from the NFL for being honored
Posted by: Elise Stevens | February 08, 2006 at 09:21 PM
Terry,
I would appreciate an email address to correspond with you. I also reside in Oklahoma & would like to speak to you about Quarter horses.
kdzmimi@yahoo.com
Posted by: Teresa | February 11, 2006 at 07:15 AM
Dear Mr. Bradshaw,
I'm a great football fan & would like to correspond with you.
Posted by: Susan | March 11, 2006 at 12:07 AM
I have seen you on the Tonight Show and of course when you played football. You seem like a real nice man and one who loves to laugh. I live in louisiana (born and raised). I do hope things will go well for you and I am sue they will. Do you have a website ? How does one get in touch with you?
Take care and best wishes.
Cathy
Posted by: Catherine Moore | March 11, 2006 at 02:40 PM
Dear Terry,
I just saw your latest movie "Failure to Launch". I thought you were very good in it. I started to say I hoped to see more of you in the future but I've already seen almost all of you. (Cute butt! giggle)
Posted by: Elise Stevens | March 11, 2006 at 05:12 PM
Terry,
I saw you on the Tonight Show recently. The first time I thought unique kinda guy. The second time... well here I am. Just so curious about you I"m finding out what a complex person you really are, which I already knew just by listening and watching you. I think we should get together and chat. Why? because you remind me of me. Sounds strange I know. Better than I'm 30 and sexy and think you're the greatest. I think you should travel to Mount Airy, N.C. and let me treat you to lunch soon at the one and only Snappy Lunch famous for they're Pork Chop Sandwich. By the way... My birthday is September 1 born in 1958. If I do not here from you I'll see you on the tonight show , Somehow I've got to be appeal to Jay Leno with my humor to interview you on his show. As a matter of fact I wish you could be his guest more often Terence . It was very nice seeing you.
Not the Same Gender
But very much like you
Maureen York
Posted by: | March 12, 2006 at 06:41 PM
I saw Terry Tuesday night at the dinner honoring Darrell Waltrip. I didn't get a chance to meet him, but his speech was warm and funny. A football he had autographed was auctioned off for $2,000. He threw the ball across the room to the winning bidder and the whole crowd (about 1,200 people) cheered and applauded. He was obviously as popular as any of the NASCAR stars there that night.
A man sitting at my table was thrilled - George Jones was sitting at the next table and Terry Bradshaw actually ran into him in the hallway and almost knocked him down!
If Terry appears in Nashville again, I'll definitely go to see him. And I might even work up the nerve to get an autograph.
Posted by: Elise Stevens | March 17, 2006 at 04:53 PM
April 8,2006
Dear Terry Bradshaw
My roomates and I used to watch all of the football games especially those between the Dallas Cowboys and the Pittsburg Steelers.I got a chance to meet Roger Staubach once.I enjoyed all the games as long as my homework was finished. That was an impossible task back in those days.I missed a few games due to the over abundance of homework.Some of the different teams from the NFL and such used to come and visit us at the Baptist Chilkdren's Home in San Antonio.We always had tickets to the S.A.Spurs games but when the football games came on we were glued to the television set.We all have fond memories of all the games I watched with my cottage pals.We could fight all week long but when the game came on we were the best of friends.You gave us some good memories.
I almost got to meet you once.I was working at the Isle of Capri Casino in Westlake/Lake Charles,Louisiana.I and my workmates,the Softcount team counted 6-20 million dollars a day.Security doesn't let anyone near us for any reason.It would be a security risk.I looked at you at you with a nervous smile and then back at the camera several times but I didn't want to get into trouble.If I would have known that I would not have gotten fired I sure would have given you a big teddy bear hug for all the good fond memories you and the teams gave us.
I am 43 years old and I have relocated to Texarkana from the Hurricane Rita and I no longer work at the Casino.I was working for a millionaire but he got to throwing a tantrum and I reached down inside me and pulled up that ol'Southern Belle and I got real sassy and commenced to teaching him some manners on how to treat others.I taught him a thing or two on how not to be a jackass.
So I am out looking for a job with Willstaff temp agency.I enjoyed the late show with the big chin guy.I also like horses especially the sandy colored ones.I like quarter horses and Tennesse Walkers and the Clydesdales at Christmas on the Parade Route.All the horses are beautiful.I'd swear I think I much prefer horses to rich millionaires with diaper throwing tantrums.Horses are much more intellient and nicer to.Email me I would like to hear from you.Number one fan!
leama43@yahoo.com
Mary S. Leall
Posted by: Mary Leal | April 08, 2006 at 02:00 PM
Hi Terry,
Just wanted to say how much I enjoy you. You are so talented, funny and attractive.
I hope you received the Valentine's day card I sent.
I have the autographed picture you signed for me. Received it last night. Thank you so much! I love it! You're terrific!
Also wanted to say I enjoyed your movie - Failure to Launch. Cute butt! :-) But I knew you had one, just from watching you on TV. It was just nice to be able to see it without the suit.
Happy Easter! Love, Erin
Posted by: Erin | April 13, 2006 at 10:04 AM
To Terry,
I just wanted to thank Terry Bradshaw for promoting his struggle with depression. I heard him speak in 2004 on a radio show (Dan Patrick?), and describe his depression. At that point I realized I too was experiencing many of the same feelings. I decided to seek help and have been seeing a therapist since then. I am now on medication(still trying to find the right one), but understand my feelings and emotions now. My life has improved because of his discussion of his own personal depression. I didn't have a terrible life. I have been very successful, but have always felt empty. Now, I am able to understand my feelings. I got out of a bad marriage and am still alive because of him. I still struggle, but I am truly feeling the best I have ever felt in my life. I know I have a long way to go yet, but know I will get to a better place once I have my meds straightened out. I have become a stronger person though by being able to identify my swings. Thank you for saving my life.
Chris
Posted by: Chris K. | April 16, 2006 at 11:43 PM
Msg to Terry, Hmm? so they say that you read these once & a while . I don't believe that at all!. possibly a person on your promo team or ?.. & If that is true. I hope they read this to you .. You Sure have a cute smile *in your eyes*... Please stay that way - it suits you well. . just another divorced female HWP & age correct - wishing you lived in my neighborhood.. melody
Posted by: Labyrinth | April 18, 2006 at 02:35 AM
We are both a T.B.,but I am a woman who would love to hear from you. We both have a great sense of humor,laugh a lot, and both good-looking!! Love ya Terry Bradshaw from Terry Baker
Posted by: Terry Baker | April 18, 2006 at 08:28 PM
I saw you with your family in Big Chain Cafeteria some 30+ years ago. I remember thinking I'de never seen arms that long on a man before,no wonder you could throw a football. My sister went to Woodlawn the same time you were there. Recently I read an article about you and thought it strange we share like experiences. After my third divorce in 1999 I lost everything including the job I loved. My love for my two daughters and faith in God kept me from "ending it all". Now, seven years later my career is back on track and life is good and being single and happy is not the impossibility I once thought. Just wait until the first grandchild comes along, what a blessing!!!
Posted by: G.L. | April 19, 2006 at 03:46 PM
I am a lifelong Steelers fan. The other day I was fortunate enough to get to hear Terry B. speak at the Kickoff to Derby Luncheon in Louisville, KY. Before the event had started and everyone was eating their salads, I noticed a few people sneaking up to get his autograph. I had brought his book It's Just a Game, and a card from his 1977 season in hopes of getting them signed. By the way, the book is great. As I got up to the front of the line (there were only a few of us), we were told to leave Mr. Bradshaw alone so he could eat. In all fairness, it was not an autograph session. It was a corporate luncheon with about 1,000 people. If they allowed autographs, it would have gotten crazy. And he WAS trying to eat-and probably starving. But I was next in line! Right in front of him. Tickled to death just to be there. It was a crushing blow to be turned away at that moment. I thought maybe he would look my way and see the book and tell them "one more" but he was distracted by so much else. Afterward, he had to leave very quickly but I tried to keep track of where he went. Couldn't. Anyway, he was a very skilled speaker and as funny as any commedian I've seen. He ribbed a couple of our local personalities, put them in their places! It was great. The whole crowd appreciated that. Mr. Bradshaw, if you read these, I want to say thanks for all the games. You have been one of my heroes from day one. I am 37 now. Also, the speech was just excellent. Thanks for the funny day! Keep on fighting the good fight.
P.S. I would still love to get this book and card signed!
Posted by: Kirk Anderson | April 24, 2006 at 07:52 PM
Seems like a blog hijack. Mind if I join? I can't find any of Terry's contact details online and my family contacts have worn thin since moving to a different country and all. That and my mom lost Terry's parents' address after Terry's father gave it to us at my dad's funeral. *sigh* Anyway, if anyone could get me in conact with my long lost second cousin that would be such a great help. Thank you.
Posted by: Shasta Mann | June 08, 2006 at 05:56 AM
Mr. Bradshaw, Today is Fathers Day 2006 and I just watched the fox special on your life and how you became the Steelers QB. I grew up in Pittsburgh and while watching the special it brought back all the great memories I had with my Dad while watching football. I'm 45 now and can honestly say I never enjoyed football until I started watching you play. You made Pittsburgh the football town it is today. I would never miss a game I was consumed by it and how you transformed the entire city. I realize you had some bad times with the fans (NOT ME!!!) and the loyalty that fans should have no matter if our team plays good or bad fans should always stay by your side. To me your are the best quarter back to ever play the game and noone will ever compare. I must admit once you retired I had no reason to watch football, I still don't really watch the game but I DO watch your pregame show. I love the way you are and how you make me laugh. Thanks for all you have done and I wish you a very Happy Fathers Day.
Susan
Posted by: Susan | June 18, 2006 at 08:49 AM
Mr. Bradshaw:
I adore you.
-AJ
Posted by: Amy Jo | July 07, 2006 at 03:09 PM
Sorry to bother you. but a friend and i have a little bet going on here. Our question is was the model Daisy Fuentes on a sports show with Terry Bradshaw. I told him no, it was the hot blonde godess Jullian Barber. last name spelling may not be correct. So could you please slove this ordeal for us.
Thank u Mitch Cain
Posted by: mitch cain | July 23, 2006 at 04:02 AM
This may be a long shot, but here goes. I'm working and living in Shreveport now. Three grown daughters, two in Dallas, one with me. GRANDMOTHER! Mom still in Ruston. In SS class with Terri Ann (small world). Would enjoy catching up so call the next time you are in Shreveport. I'm in the book.
JCN
Posted by: Jan | July 29, 2006 at 12:03 PM
terry i wished that you would end the stupid thing that you have agianst the city of pittsburgh. am a long time stiller fan, i was a young boy when you was winning the big ones, you are my hero always was and always will be now we have big ben and the stillers are super agian but you are still the QB of the stiller nation as harris the RB lambert the MLB get my point am just tryin to say the city has open arms to you as you once said you was like the chief,s son nobody cares or even remembers the game that the crowd booed u we only remember the 4 games that made you and the city of pittsburgh GREAT. who did we even play in the AFC championships anyway . the big 4 viks, big D, And the rams you won all 4 come back to the city terry our arms are wide open we love you terry
Posted by: rich | July 29, 2006 at 08:31 PM
Remember, as a Christian, it's important to be OBEDIENT. It's up to God to make you successful.... in ALL things.
Posted by: txcoolbreeze | August 05, 2006 at 08:57 PM
Ok my turn, I just sat here and read all of these, there are a few out there, that want to make you their own. I didn't know until recently about your battle with depression, I was in a very bad auto wreck last year (not my fault) and was having a hard time adjusting, I was very depressed and am still taking meds for it. I can't imagine what you went through all those years. I caught you a few times on Jay Leno you made me laugh, thank you, because I needed that. My right leg was broke in 12 places but I am getting back to normal, whatever is normal. I have been a Steeler fan since the Seventies (I'm 42 my B'day is Sept 4th) and will always be one. I watched your movie Failure to Launch, I loved everyone in it, I hope you make more movies in between everything else you have going on in your life. Thanks, you really are great, your daughters must be really proud of you. My daughter thinks I am the best mom in the world, I thank God for her everyday.
XXXOOO Jaymie
Posted by: Jaymie | August 26, 2006 at 11:44 PM
I just wanted to say Happy Birthday............
XXXOOO Jaymie
Posted by: Jaymie | September 02, 2006 at 08:24 PM
terry i dont know if you would know me but my grandpaw was your principal at woodlawn "hilrey holman" i just wanted to let you know he died in 89 my dad has been trying to contact you since my dads name is tommy he said when he was younger yall use to throw the ball i just want to know if you remember my them?! email me back
Posted by: Holman | September 07, 2006 at 12:12 AM
Belated Happy Birthday, Terry!
I ran across a photo of you, me and Dr. Charlie in NY and remembered that I promised you a home-cooked meal when I saw you last in Phoenix. Would love to get together the next time you are flying through Atlanta.
Gayle
Posted by: Gayle | September 27, 2006 at 05:45 PM
Does anyone know the names of Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback, Terry Bradshaw's parents. I have Bradshaw's in my family tree and want to see if there might just be a connection.
Posted by: BB | October 11, 2006 at 04:54 PM
Terry, A note from you would make this Carolina girl's 47 birthday much nicer!gladysjones45@yahoo.com
Posted by: Diana | November 29, 2006 at 12:11 PM
Sir,
I know you are a busy man, but I am a dad who will try anything to help his son. My 9 year old son, Travis, had just been told he has ADHD. He is a huge football fan and plays himself, He loves the D and lives to sack the QB. This season in 11 games he got 15 sacks.I coach the team when I am posted a shore ( I am a NCO in the navy, 21 years now) I am not asking for much, just a simple note telling him this is not the end of his football and schooling. That he can still accomplish anything and everything. Coming from one who did it would be a great boost to him. Thank you sir from a very concerned Dad
Posted by: Jeff McDonald | December 01, 2006 at 12:54 AM
Dear Terry,
I was on the internet trying to find your business manager, but came across this way to get in touch with you. I own a business in Ohio. My daughter met you at the Wilewoods Country Store in Huron, Ohio years ago when she worked there. Now I would love to meet you to talk about business. I invented a product that I want to show you. It has something to do about auto racing. With your craziness and my creativity I thought you could give me some ideas on how to market it. I can just see you right now flipping out just looking at what I have created. It's for children. Can we get together to talk? I have been a Christian since the age of 16; I am 61 now. I have a passion for auto racing, especially NASCAR. I'm married(43 yrs) 3 children, and 8 grandchildren. So this isn"t some way to meet you in a flirting affair, even though you are attractive in many ways; this is strictly business. Thank you so much.
Respectfully, Marylin M.
Posted by: Marylin | December 05, 2006 at 10:38 AM
to whom it may concern,
I am determed to play college football. I am 18 years old 5'11'' 210 lbs. A lot of things have held me back from playing football. Like a seizer disorder, money issues, and discoragement. Now in my 18 years of life I have been through a lot from being stabed to selling drugs. I still wake up at nights crying from the 3 1/2 years of being locked up. I have tried to kill myself, because I was so depresed. Although I have caused so much of issues on my self I also pushed myself away form my dream of playing college football. I have been trying to get back on track by working out, I have my high school diploma, and am asking around trying to get to know people. I know this sounds weak, but I am lost without football I know some of you can understand what it is like. can you help me please? this is maybe my last hope. Thank you.
Always, Jacob Codi Kendrick #42 I am a good football player
Posted by: Jacob Kendrick | January 03, 2007 at 10:44 AM
Terry-my husband has been a fan of yours basically his whole life. We have 3 little boys & one of the twins name is Ryker Bradshaw Large. I asked my huband for a name of someone he thought was great & would want his son named after & he said you. I of course believe that names are extremely important & didn't want to name him after you unless I was sure it was a legacy I wanted him to carry. I did some research & read your book & the decision was made. I would love to hear from you & I know my huband would too. He coaches football so I know I should wait until the season is over & am willing. Thanks for being such a great (real) guy. Looking forward to hearing from you. Love & prayers, Heather
Posted by: Heather | January 03, 2007 at 10:05 PM
Terry - I just saw you on the Tonight show....I laughed soooo hard...I can't remember when I laughed like that. I've had a lot of struggles recently and I think I laughed them away. Thank you for bringing joy into the world. I also liked that you said you don't work on Jesus' birthday. Thank you!
Posted by: Marilyn | January 05, 2007 at 11:36 PM
Terry Bradshaw, do you really read and respond to any of these e-mails; I have always been facinated by you, When I hear your name it makes me smile, you are quite impressive via TV; I just cannot imagine you ever being alone, in the female sense?? what's up with that??
I wish you a wonderful New Year and life.....
Posted by: Mari Ane Barber | January 06, 2007 at 08:14 AM
Here I sit like many before trying to get any address in order to contact you. I wrote a long note after your apearance on the Tonight show but it was returned as undeliverable.
You are an inspiration to many,and are welcome to have Christmas dinner with us any night of the year if you are ever near Evansville,IN.
Thanks for your honesty and ability to make those around you smile. We are all searching for the same thing...a hand to hold and a heart to understand.
Posted by: Becky | January 06, 2007 at 11:02 AM
Dear Terry,
I saw you on Jay Leno and in fact I had been thinking of you during the holidays--I knew of your struggle with depression and I truly hoped that you would NOT be alone (of course I presumed that you, being your wonderful attractive magnanimous Self would NEVER have to go thru that) and there you were, on tv, saying you did! Oh Terry, I love you! I wrote you a letter but I don't know where to send it! And now that I've found this site, I know that I'm not the only one--we all LOVE you and wish you the best! Hugs! XOX!!! If you EVER need a date, I am it! And my best friend, Beth, loves you too! (But of course I want you for myself... I do hope you'll forgive me!) (And yes, I am a Christian!) You are adorable and a HERO and we from Pittsburgh (no matter where we live!) STILL love you and will Always Love You and I want you to know it! So please feel free to write to me! kitten2kiss@hotmail.com.
Much Love, Hugs & Kisses, & God bless, Karen in Nashville
Posted by: Karen V | January 11, 2007 at 08:13 PM
HASN'T ANYONE ON HERE FIGURED OUT THAT T.B. WILL NOT WRITE TO YOU! I DON'T EVEN THINK HE READS THIS STUFF FOR THAT MATTER ANYHOW! IF ANYONE HAS EVER HAD HIM WRITE OR CALL, PLEASE TELL ME THAT HE HAS! I ONLY THINK HE MAY RESPOND IF IT IS BUSINESS ORIENTED. PLEASE HAVE SOMEONE TELL ME I AM WRONG, THANKS JC
Posted by: jdcalderwood | January 18, 2007 at 03:28 PM
I just wanted Terry to know something. Many years ago I bought a sampler album with Terry singing. It impressed me enough I bought his album. I don't listen to it much - tho I do still have a turntable. However - on my computer I have and was just listening to an mp3 of his singing "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry". It is still impressive - expressive.
Posted by: Aunt Pittypat | January 18, 2007 at 07:51 PM
A desperate attempt here but at least I tried. Working with some Viet Nam vets. Is there any way to get an autograph from Jack Lambert saying "Welcome home, Ron."
Thanks to anyone that can help.
Posted by: b | January 28, 2007 at 01:31 AM
Do you like the song 'WHAT'S GOING ON YOUR WORLD, SURE IS LONESOME IN MINE'! thanks Jeanette
Posted by: JEANETTE | February 12, 2007 at 03:05 PM
Terry,
I have been a Steeler fan and more particularly a fan of yours since your being drafted number one in 1970 from Louisana Tech. I would like to have your email contact information so I can give you a more detail story that I think you will enjoy. I recently flew to Pittsburgh for the day and I no sooner walked off of the plane when I met Franko Harris. After getting my picture taken with him and had a few moments to speak with him, I told him my story and he suggested that I relay it to you also. I look forward in possibly hearing from you soon.. Thanks
Posted by: Tim Bobbie | July 19, 2007 at 08:27 PM
Don't hold your breath! you will probably be waiting a long time!
Posted by: Jeanette | August 20, 2007 at 03:30 PM
Hi!
I just wanted to send a very Happy Birthday to Terry Bradshaw for my son, Wil Pantier, an avid Bradshaw and Steelers fan. He would love to meet Terry in person some day. Thanks for the opportunity to wish Terry Happy Birthday! I love Minnesota Vikings but have to admit, Terry is one of the greatest quarterbacks ever!
Posted by: Pam Thomsen | September 02, 2007 at 08:59 PM
You ladies...you are trying way too hard for Terry. I am in his area...Arlington, TX and I haven't even met him...he is very elusive...if he is a true Christian, you will not meet him unless you are living for Christ because he knows that his one and only will only cross his path when God makes that HIS plan...and not our plan...God orders our steps...when and only when you live for him..then you will meet a person that God has for you...don't work your own plan...
Cindy
Posted by: Cindy | September 13, 2007 at 11:16 PM
Hi Terry,
I think you were a fantastic football play, a great sports caster, and an all round wonderful human being. I think you are a wonderful role model for young kids. I have a nephew that plays and will turn 14 tomorrow that I am hoping will be half the man you are and as equal a role model when he gets older.
I do have to tell you that I admire your coming out with the discussion about depression, enjoyed your role in "Failure to launch", and thougherly enjoyed the spot on Jay Leno when you did not realize your fly was down.
You are a true Virgo and your smile is great. Keep up the shining smile and your faith in God and humanity. I enjoy watching your careers developing. You are as engenerized as the Duracel Bunny.
God Bless You!
Sharon
Posted by: Sharon S. | October 06, 2007 at 04:11 PM
Former Terry Fan
After all the money you made off of football, you lost me in the last Super Bowl-oops Big game- when you refused to appear with other former players because you were not going to be paid. Did you get paid to show up for the Steelers 75th on Monday night football?
M. Johnson
Posted by: Michael Johnson | November 05, 2007 at 09:57 PM
Hey Terry, if you want to see what it's like to be around a bunch of Pittsburg fans and one bengal, stop in Gatlinburg, TN over Thanksgiving. We'll feed you.
Posted by: Betsy Shafford | November 11, 2007 at 12:09 PM
please terry shave the head the homer look is out of style !!!! thanks!
Posted by: amy | November 11, 2007 at 04:50 PM
Hello Mr. Bradshaw,
I too have suffered depression for many years, and with the help of doctors was able to find just the right medication to keep me on an even keel. I am thankful that having depression doesn't embarrass me as it does quite a few people, and I wish they'd all get help. It's no fun being at the bottom when everyone else assumes you're at the top! Depression runs in my family, and in fact I lost an uncle to it, as he quit taking Prozac for no reason, and committed suicide.
I am very thankful to you for not hiding the fact that you've suffered all these years, and I believe it takes a hell of a man to admit that he is not perfect.
I couldn't help but see how many women there are wanting to meet you and help you with either their problems or yours! You'll never want for a date for quite some time...I might as well throw my hat into the ring also, but I'd want to visit your farm and see all your horses, rather than you take me to an elegant, quiet little dinner... I grew up wanting to be a horse, because people were always asking me what I wanted to be when I grew up, and I figured well that must mean I CAN be anything I want to be, and I have always loved horses, the smell of them, the smell of hay, and a dusty old barn, the smell of the leather on a saddle...Because my father was in the military and we had to move frequently I could never have a horse, until Daddy retired at Ft. Rucker, and I finally had my dream come true!! Alas, I only had Babe (my horse) for 3 months before I was stricken with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, and had to sell her. But at least I was able to hold the dream for 3 months, rather than never!
Anyway, thanks for helping to make the reality of depression to seem not quite so bad to others,and in urging others to seek help.
If you're ever in the Panama City area I'd love to meet you, and I promise I would not be gushing over you the entire time...do you EVER get tired of women throwing themselves at you? Lord, what a dumb question!
Take care & God bless,
Karen Teich-Cluster
Posted by: Karen Cluster | November 21, 2007 at 12:04 AM
Hi Chris. I am Aaron. I am also trying to find out if I'm related to Terry Bradshaw. Did you get his contact info?? Maybe you know more about his geneology than I do. Could you help me out??? Thanks.
Posted by: Aaron Johnson | November 26, 2007 at 01:19 PM
Dear Terry,
I am Aaron. I am trying to figure out if you are in my geneology. Maybe you can give me some names of your ancestors??? It would be greatly appreciated. My e-mail address is jacktripper725@yahoo.com
Thank you.
Posted by: Aaron Johnson | November 26, 2007 at 01:23 PM
Terry Bradshaw is a complete jerk. He has always been and always will be. He tries to be funny but on FOX sports, but all we see is his stupidity. He is nothing but a back county hick Jerk.
Posted by: Gary C | December 31, 2007 at 12:12 PM
hello Terry! I am a christian athletic trainer/runner. I am 58, born Sept 20, 1949. I have always been a fan and wanted to introduce myself. God completely changed my life in 1980. I feel a kindrid link to you and would love to write you and see if we truly do have as much in common as i think. Anyway, i dont want to sound like a crazy fan, it is not that at all...i guess just wanted to see if i could reach you...take care and God bless. Rene
Posted by: Rene Moryl | January 01, 2008 at 12:14 PM
Lost one of my favorite CD's. Is a collection of CW music by various artists. Had Terry singing "Take Me Back to Tulsa" with Tanya Tucker, among others in the collection. Also Dolly Parton performing "Billy Dale". Can't remember the name of the CD, but want to replace it. Can anyone give me the name of the CD?
Posted by: Frank D | January 02, 2008 at 09:52 AM
Terry,
I am 73 and retired Navy and not in the habit of doing this but want to tell you that I have been a fan of your since the days at Pittsburg and stiil am.
I get sick of hearing who is the greatest quarter back and like you i find many that were great but i also know that you were a as tough as they come especially calling all the plays with out a play book on your wrist as well you hit and blocked like a line backer.
You didnt play with all the safety rules to protect the QB like to day. As for your attacks of depression i fully understand that as well as i had the same problems for twenty years from stress of Navy job and also a divorce. My hats off for any one that can over come this problem, as you know those days very little was known or understood of the effects or the reasons,,i had to battle the Navy every day to keep my Job and to perform my duties on the flight deck of a air craft carrier.
But to recap, i think you are the best QB ever, you gave me and my sons great week ends in the Pittsburg days,,thanks,,,i still enjoy watching you on FOX,,,,Take care old man,,,and all the best.John Sexton
Posted by: John Sexton | February 03, 2008 at 06:02 AM
I am making a bucket list. Number 2 on my list is a road trip with Terry Bradshaw.Packing some red licorice and a Dr Pepper, Also my hiking boots.Much fun to be had!Dena
Posted by: dena robinson | February 03, 2008 at 05:07 PM
Dear Terry Bradshaw,
I am located in Texarkana, just north of Shreveport. My cousin, Elaine Ferri, had a horrible accident a few months ago and I am trying to organize a fund raiser to help with her medical expenses. (please google 'elaine ferri horse' for more info). Will you please contact me: janstritter898@aol.com or call me at 870-779-7676. I know you have a wonderful christian heart and will help us with this if your schedule allows. Many thanks in advance for replying and may GOD bless you !!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Jan Irvin | February 03, 2008 at 07:22 PM
Mr. Bradshaw,
I just wanted to say thank you. I enjoyed watching you and the Steelers throughout my junior high years and all the superbowl wins. I'm a fan who has never left the wagon! Win or lose Steelers are #1. I have enjoyed watching you on fox and enjoy your humor and love for life. Please take care and keep giving as you do! We love you and all you do!
Your Ohio Fan,
Lynnan :)
Posted by: Lynnan | February 03, 2008 at 09:43 PM
Terry Bradshaw is one classy and funny guy.
An Arizona Fan
Posted by: sonya sommers | February 08, 2008 at 02:08 PM
I WILL BE DRIVING A TRUCK FOR TERRY BRADSHAW.I NEED HIS EMAIL ADDRESS
Posted by: Ray | March 12, 2008 at 08:19 AM
I traveled with you to SDiego some time back and enjoyed your company. I just watched a CHICKEN CPR video clip from a Jay Leno show. Your reaction brought tears to eyes from laughter. Everyone needs a gut wrenching laugh like that to stay healthy.
thanks,
Bob
Posted by: Bob Miller | March 18, 2008 at 12:15 PM
Terry, you are a kick in the pants. I know nothing about football and only know from the comments that you were a player. Wait until Jay Leno gets a hold of that one liner. Ha.. You are way older than I am by a month and find you so funny on the Jay Leno show. Is that really you or does he bring the best out . I look forward to seeing you on the show as I can't stop laughing. Thanks for the entertainment. I love laughing at good down right comedy. I love how you make fun of yourself.
I moved to the Seattle area however you can take the girl out of the country but you can't take the country out of the girl.Good luck on your future endeavors.
I'm still laughing from last night. Tonight Show--Jay Leno. Remember???
Posted by: j &j Friesen | March 21, 2008 at 03:43 AM
Terry,
I work for a student loan servicing company in Helena, "Montana" (celebrity country!) and one of our biggest fundraisers which supports scholarships for MT students is a wonderful golf scramble which will be held in Aug. 2008. I would really love a chance to visit with you - to see if we'd have any possibility of getting you to come! You have been a fan of mine since I heard you speak in Great Falls, Montana at a Luther League Convention when I was in high school around 1970 or 71? (and you had a beautiful wife with you as well!!)
I'm hopeful that you'll answer...
take care~
Posted by: Kris MacIntyre | March 28, 2008 at 12:39 PM
need to talk to you if possible . this is tom blaikie's daughter. if you happen to read this, please email me.
Posted by: robyn blaikie | May 01, 2008 at 02:00 PM
Dear Terry Bradshaw,
My cousin was kicked in the face by a horse here in Texarkana, AR. Please read this: We are not asking for a monetary hand out, just any item you can discard. Of course the greatest gift you can give is to remember her in your prayers and for you to be present at the fund raising ‘celebrity item auction’ we are planning. We do realize you are a very busy man and will probably not be here but are hoping and praying that you will donate a personal item. You are loved and admired by the people in our area more than anyone I know of. For additional info and a picture please open this link: http://www.app.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080418/NEWS/804180458
you (or your people) can contact me at:
870.779.7676
janstritter898@aol.com
or mail your item to:
2807 Sanderson Lane
Texarkana, AR 71854
Sincerely and may GOD BLESS YOU !!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Jan | May 18, 2008 at 01:08 PM
Terry,
After reading this, and with the possibility that you might check this website once in a while, I thought I'd take a shot...what have i got to lose. I am an attractive 54 yo female that would love to go out on a date with you. I'm sure i'm not the first to ask...probably won't be the last, but I live about an hour south of Pittsburgh, and if you are ever in the area.....I've always enjoyed watching you on TV, and the last time I saw you on Jay Leno, my first thought was...I wanna go out with him. lol. I know...strange...but hey....what have you got to lose. I've been searching to see if you have a personal website, but to no avail. Hope to hear back from you. I do know what you look like, and if you do read this and want some pics of me...I would be happy to oblige...they will be fully clothed by the way. Very tasteful.
Posted by: Ruth | June 25, 2008 at 02:10 PM
Terry I grew up believing that you were a distant cusin of mine. Truth be told I come fro a long line of story tellers and the name bradshaw may be the only thing that we have in common. but my great grand father is from louisiana his na,e is Roy Bradshaw his son is Max Bradshaw and my father born in Houston, tx is Michael earl bradshaw i would not even send this if my great grand father did not look a lot like yor and the trate has carried down even to me but i may only have a little resembelence to you. I hate to say in the 70's I was a cowboy fan mostly out of family rebellion but Roger was my quarter back at that time I will say that at this time youhave all of y respect and you are my favorite quarter back now My wife even went on line to buy your rookie card for me and I have alot of cards but I dont even have rogers card. I live in Houston, Tx and my message has more thae hope one is to find out if I am really related to you, second is to see if I could ever meet you I would love to have you i n my homm if possibal, third I would love to have your artigraph.
Posted by: John J Bradshaw | July 07, 2008 at 08:37 PM
Terry I just posted a message to you I am vice president of a company in Houston if you are willig to call me my number is 713-825-0998
Posted by: John J Bradshaw | July 07, 2008 at 08:59 PM
Dear Terry"Meally Mouth" Bradshaw,as far as I'm concerned,the Pittsburg Steelers play like a bunch of women!Now,quit putting down the Detroit Lions or else I'm going to recomend to Fox Sporting News that they fire you & find someone else!!!!!
Posted by: Billy R. Hanson Jr. | July 10, 2008 at 11:46 AM
Terry,
Hope all is good and that life is turning around; really miss all the fun & parties & family in the past and looking forward to seeing Rachael become a star.
Layne in Houston
Posted by: Layne in Houston | July 10, 2008 at 05:23 PM