Last week the world lost a wonderful person by the name of Shad Gaspard. Gaspard, 39, a friend and a former WWE superstar, was swimming with his son at the beach, when he tragically drowned in a dangerous rip tide. Shad’s son was rescued, but unfortunately Shad was not. However, the fact that Shad told the lifeguard to save his son first tells you everything you need to know about the kind of person Shad was.
When I first heard that Shad had disappeared, I was so hopeful, like the rest of the world, that Shad would return safe and sound. I was hoping that it was all just a big misunderstanding. I felt devastated hearing the official news of his passing, as Shad was a huge part of our WWE family and together we have deeply mourned the loss of him over the last week.
Myself, my husband TJ, and my cousin Harry Smith (The Hart Dynasty) had worked for several years with Shad in WWE feuding with Cryme Tyme, the team Shad and his partner JTG were in. We had so much fun working against him and creating magical memories in the ring together. We didn’t just tell stories that made our audience smile, but we also grew together as performers, always wanting to improve our matches together every single night.
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Source – Calgary Sun
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