Paul Allen has died

[chris98251]

The world lost a great man and humanitarian, Seattle lost a Icon, The Seahawks and Fans lost the best Owner in the league and savior.


Paul you left some huge footprints that may never be filled and others can only hope to emulate.


Thank you for all you have done, without you I would not be typing this as we would not have the Computer systems and internet connected that make this possible.


Enjoy your Jam sessions with Jimi up there and we know you will be watching on Sundays.


Rip Paul and condolences to his Sister and Family.

 

[BigBill1945]

What is going to happen to the Seahawks with Allen's passage?

 

[Seahawk_Dan]

Off into the sunset goes probably one of the best NFL owners.

Mr. Allen you were too young.

 

[fifty9fan]

Very rarely post, but will today in honor of the greatest owner in all of sports. You will be missed, Mr. Allen. Would love to see the Seahawks retire either #48, or #99 in tribute. And as others have said, put that man in the Ring of Honor. THANK YOU for giving us all many more years of Seahawk football! RIP, sir.

 

[Ad Hawk]

His competent style of leadership is evident by the huge number of Hawks fans who are now worried about the future. With Paul Allen at the helm, there was peace and security.

I'm praying for the Allen family tonight, and all those influenced by his life and legacy. May we all show our respect to him by living more like this caring and compassionate individual!

 

[Hawk-Lock]

Great man, he will be missed a lot. Was awesome to watch him raise the flag in the two NFC Championship games that sent us to the SB. Such a great owner, Seattle lost a great guy.

 

[seahawks08]

Such a terrible loss for everything he has done during his lifetime. He has left us with so many memorable moments that we all will fondly remember. Rest in Peace.

 

[Crizilla]

This sucks. RIP Paul Allen.

 

[ballhawks12]

My heart hurts reading this. He truly made the world a better place and was a bright spot in a world with so much darkness. Rest easy, Paul Allen.

 

[HawkRiderFan]

I startd paying attention more to who he was after he bought the Hawks. My first word association when I hear his name will always be the man who bought and saved the Seahawks in Seattle. But you guys would know more than me how much more he gave. A very succesfful man who gave so much back.

 

[six sigma]

Probably the saddest I ever remember being at the passing of someone I didn't know personally.
Thank you for everything Mr. Allen.

 

[rjas77]

Enjoy your Jam sessions with Jimi up there and we know you will be watching on Sundays.

Oh hell yeah dude!

 

[Heyseed]

My last memory of Paul Allen is seeing him smiling and waving at people in the back of his limousine after the Coyboys game. We will miss you.

 

[TheLegendOfBoom]

Thank you, Paul.

Thank you for your impact on mankind and countless generations that will feel your impact with your philanthropy extending the life and providing a light for those in the dark.

Thank you for your forever kind spirit and desire to make your community, the City of Seattle, and the entire Pacific Northwest a better place.

On behalf of all 12s, both gone, current and future, thank you for being the hero the Seahawks needed to stay in Seattle and flourish to become Super Bowl Champions. The Seahawks would not have raised the Lombardi trophy without you, Kenny Easley wouldn't have returned, and Seattle would not have the Seahawks without you.

May you forever Rest In Peace and your legacy to make the world a better place continue to live on.

Paul Allen forever.

Thank you, Paul.

 

[timmat]

I was lucky enough to briefly meet Mr. Allen on a few occasions, and tell him thank you. I'm glad I had that opportunity. I think of all the great moments I've shared with family and friends because of his actions with the Seahawks, and other endeavors.

I'd love to see a life-sized bronze statue of him holding up the Lombardi inside the stadium - maybe the North entrance walkway area in front of the steps. I'm sure the organization will come up with a fitting tribute of some kind.

He made our world a better place.

 

[seahawkfreak]

This is really hard to stomach. I feel like the Seahawks have lost their guardian. I use to say when things were getting ugly the past couple of years I always thought, we'll be fine, we still have Paul Allen.

Not only was he a great person but I was actually very proud that he was our owner. Not all NFL teams or fans can say that. You will be missed boss but you are in a better place now.

 

[Maulbert]

I was lucky enough to briefly meet Mr. Allen on a few occasions, and tell him thank you. I'm glad I had that opportunity. I think of all the great moments I've shared with family and friends because of his actions with the Seahawks, and other endeavors.

I'd love to see a life-sized bronze statue of him holding up the Lombardi inside the stadium - maybe the North entrance walkway area in front of the steps. I'm sure the organization will come up with a fitting tribute of some kind.

He made our world a better place.

Ring of Honor, and Hall of Fame. I'd like us to follow in the Bears and Lions footsteps and make PGA a permanent sleeve patch. He saved football in the Northwest. He deserves no less.

 

[sutz]

Will or can the Hawks put a PA sticker on their helmets? To show respect and love.

I cannot imagine that they wouldn't do that. I'm sure they'll be there for Detroit.

 

[Foghawk]

RIP Mr. Allen. Your impact on the world will never be forgotten.

 

[SantaClaraHawk]

A tech genius, not a poser, a noble philanthropist who actually did care, and who owned the best franchise of all time.

I heard it on MNF and was in shock. We will miss him.

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