Gooder: The Writings of Marty Crowe Selected from Five Decades of His Thoughts On Teaching, Coaching, Humanity, God, and Life - Paperback
Gooder: The Writings of Marty Crowe Selected from Five Decades of His Thoughts On Teaching, Coaching, Humanity, God, and Life - Paperback
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by Marty Crowe (Author), Maureen T. Slauson (Editor)
"To teach one must know compassion. One must learn to be kind. And when he forgets, he must remember that he forgot."
"I've had a lot of teams - some of them were outstanding, some not. But they all had one thing in common - they were made up of pretty good kids."
"Simply because a man's mind, new breed or old, cannot comprehend the idea of God is not reason enough to deny it. A man's mind cannot comprehend the idea of no God, either."
"Because sometimes, somebody needs you - and you've got to be there. Man - you've got to be there. Then . . ."
"What you have to be is aware. Because the sweet and precious moments are quickly gone - and they do not come back."
From Gooder: The Writings of Marty Crowe
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