Quincy Monk to be Inducted into Jacksonville-Onslow Sports Commission Hall of Fame

Posted Jun 14, 2016
Robert Monk said he hadn’t really thought about what it would have meant for his late son being named a local hall of famer, but he knows how he feels. On Thursday, Robert and his family will accept on Quincy Monk’s behalf his induction into the Jacksonville-Onslow Sports Commission Hall of Fame in a ceremony at the Jacksonville Courtyard Marriott. (Jacksonville Daily News)

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