On Wednesday, Nov. 6, Prince Harry maintained his connection with the Pat Tillman Foundation by attending the organization’s 20th annual Tillman Honors banquet in Chicago in a low-key capacity.
Prince Harry’s presence in the Pat Tillman Foundation to honor him
The 40-year-old Duke of Sussex was present for the full dinner, which featured a keynote speech by Paralympic gold medallist and 2020 Tillman Scholar Bradley Snyder. Marie Tillman Shenton, Pat Tillman’s widow, was seated close to the prince.
The prince participated in a leadership development session with motivational speaker Israel Del Toro, former NFL quarterback Jake Plummer, and Dr. Katherine Steele, CEO of the Pat Tillman Foundation, prior to the dinner.
The 40 Tillman lecturers have been taken by wonder while Prince Harry confirmed up. On Friday, Nov. Eight, the Pat Tillman Foundation released a video that blanketed footage of their feelings throughout the consultation.
Tillman made the decision to leave the league and enlist in the military after September 11, 2001. He died in Afghanistan at the age of 27 on 22nd April, 2004.
On July eleven, Prince Harry, the Founding Patron of the Invictus Games, was venerated with the Pat Tillman Award for Service on the 2024 ESPY Awards for his contributions to the veteran community. Harry sent his sincere appreciation to Tillman Shenton and all the body of workers on the Pat Tillman Foundation upon accepting the respect.
In response to Mary’s remarks, ESPN later said that as the Invictus Games Foundation marks its tenth year of fostering healing via the power of sport for veterans and military service members worldwide, ESPN, with the support of the Tillman Foundation, is honoring Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, specifically for the work of The Invictus Games Foundation.
The Invictus Games Foundation conducts amazing work, and ESPN thinks this is a cause worth recognizing, even though we recognize that not everyone will agree with every honoree chosen for any award.
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