Stuart Scott on love, values and a life well lived
Posted Mar 21, 2015
Stuart Scott was a fighter, no doubt about that, but much of the sports commentator’s charm, his widespread appeal, was his knack for living a life in keeping with the motto of North Carolina. Esse quam videri, or to be rather than to seem. For 49 years, Stuart Scott was simply being Stuart Scott.
(Charlotte Observer)
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