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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowThanks for the mention of Gene Cato in [Bill Benner’s Oct. 27] column. My son played football and basketball with one of Cato’s
grandsons in Zionsville. I did not know who he was when I first talked to him. He came up to me and complimented my son’s
play in late grade school or high school. I thanked him and we chatted a little. I didn’t learn until several months later
who he was. I just knew he was one of my son’s teammates’ grandfather.
He was as supportive of a fan as you could ask for. He loved to watch the kids play sports. Zionsville High School had a moment
of silence before the national anthem for Cato at their sectional game. I agree that it was sad that the local media did not
give his passing a little more coverage. We all lost a true supporter of high school in Indiana.
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Dave Barthelmes
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