by Leathers
Got plans this evening before settling in front of the tube to watch the Vanderbilt-LSU baseball game?
If your looking an outing that combines Vanderbilt personalities (namely Bobby Johnson) with a great cause (George MacIntyre Flood Relief Fund), then drop by GreenBank in Green Hills (4205 Hillsboro Road) for an open house aimed at raising money for the Coach Mac relief fund.
Sponsored by former VU coach Fred Pancoast/Pancoast & Associates, the open house is from 5-7 pm. Coach Johnson should be there when it starts.
Members of the MacIntyre family will attend to thank the Nashville community for its incredible outpouring of support shown since the recent floods devastated their Bellevue home.
For info, call Pancoast & Associates @ 292-3400 or GreenBank @ 383-3809.
Showing posts with label george macintyre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label george macintyre. Show all posts
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Helping Coach Mac
George MacIntryre is the popular and successful head football coach who led the Vanderbilt Commodores to the 1982 Hall of Fame Bowl and was the Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year.Today Coach Mac fights a serious illness, a battle compounded when recent flood waters devastated his Bellevue home.
Another former Commodore head coach, Fred Pancoast, has started the George and Betty MacIntyre Flood Relief account at Green Bank on Hillsboro Road in Nashville (615-383-3809). Contributions are being accepted, your help will be appreciated. Please make checks payable to the Betty and George MacIntyre Flood Relief Fund.
Green Bank
4705 Hillsboro Road
Suite 101
Nashville, TN 37215
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
George MacIntyre saved from flood
by Barca Blog
This is an amazing story of how former Vanderbilt football coach George MacIntyre was rescued from his flooded home in Bellevue on Sunday.
MacIntyre was saved by one of his sons, Matt, and Tennessean photographer George Walker. Matt said he had to swim into the house to get his dad, who is bedridden with multiple sclerosis.
MacIntyre coached the Commodores from 1979-85 and led the '82 team to the Hall of Fame Bowl.
Listen to Matt explain the story during an interview with WSMV channel 4:
This is an amazing story of how former Vanderbilt football coach George MacIntyre was rescued from his flooded home in Bellevue on Sunday.
MacIntyre was saved by one of his sons, Matt, and Tennessean photographer George Walker. Matt said he had to swim into the house to get his dad, who is bedridden with multiple sclerosis.
MacIntyre coached the Commodores from 1979-85 and led the '82 team to the Hall of Fame Bowl.
Listen to Matt explain the story during an interview with WSMV channel 4:
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