Dawson Lunsford is a big deal. He’s only 6 years old, but he hangs out with famous people. Bama football stars Bryce Young, Will Anderson, Jordan Battle – you know, his buddies. Dawson would like me to tell you about his fantastic Saturday night. It was three days ago, just before 6 p.m. Dawson looked good in his Crimson jersey and cap. His press pass was almost as tall as he was. He was ready to join his friends for the coin toss. Dawson loves the Crimson Tide. He loved them at through the 25 surgeries he has had in six years. He will love them as he undergoes his 26th surgery on November 10. He will love them for life. Dawson is from Enterprise, Alabama. Shortly after at birth, Dawson was diagnosed with pulmonary vein stenosis, a condition that results in the narrowing of the veins. He had a cerebral hemorrhage as a baby; he’s had stents put in and he’s feeding off a feeding tube. Dawson has developmental issues and is verbally limited, but he’s the happiest kid ever. Dawson’s smile widened when he heard the news. him a kickoff captain for the Miss State game. Dawson walked away Saturday night, heart pounding as Bryce Young leaned in to chat. hands as the three Bama captains – four if you count captain Lunsford – headed into midfield. Dawson looked up to see the coin in the air, and moments later a shiver ran down his spine. a photo autographed by Coach Saban. Everything will soon be framed and cherished for life. Dawson is definitely a popular kid this morning. He’s only 6 years old, but two days ago he hung out with famous people. Bryce Young, Will Anderson, Jordan Battle – you know, his b Uddies. Friends who made his life. Dawson is happy that I can tell you about his fantastic Saturday night. is not it? After all, Dawson Lunsford is a big deal.
Dawson Lunsford is a big deal.
He’s only 6 years old, but he hangs out with famous people. Football stars Bama Bryce Young, Will Anderson, Jordan Battle – you know, his buddies.
Dawson would like me to tell you about his fantastic Saturday night.
It was three days ago, just before 6 p.m.
Dawson looked great in his Crimson jersey and cap.
His press pass was almost as tall as he was.
He was ready to join his friends for the draw.
Dawson loves the Crimson Tide.
He loved them in the 25 operations he had in six years.
He will love them as he undergoes his 26th operation on November 10.
He will love them for life.
Dawson is from Enterprise, Alabama.
Shortly after birth, Dawson was diagnosed with pulmonary vein stenosis, a condition that results in narrowing of the veins.
He had a brain hemorrhage as a baby; he has had stents inserted and is being fed through a feeding tube.
Dawson has developmental issues and is verbally limited, but he’s the happiest kid ever.
Dawson’s smile widened when he heard the news.
The folks at Make-A-Wish were making him a pitch captain for the Miss State game.
Dawson walked away on Saturday night, heart pounding as Bryce Young bent down to chat.
“Over 100,000 fans are roaring, and the Heisman winner is with me,” Dawson thought.
Bryce took Dawson’s hands as the three Bama captains – four if you count captain Lunsford – headed into midfield.
Dawson looked up to see the coin in the air, and moments later a shiver ran down his spine.
Dawson received the ceremonial coin, a Bama jersey and an autographed photo by Coach Saban.
All will soon be nurtured and cherished for life.
Dawson is really a popular kid this morning.
He’s only 6 years old, but two days ago he hung out with famous people.
Bryce Young, Will Anderson, Jordan Battle – you know, his pals.
Friends who made his life.
Dawson is happy that I can tell you about his fantastic Saturday night.
He appreciates your kind words and wouldn’t mind if you called him “Captain Lunsford.”
Sounds good, doesn’t it?
After all, Dawson Lunsford is a big deal.
