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Facing death, Kansas student goes to Super Bowl, inspiring a team of players, parents Eric Adler, The Kansas City Star
Feb. 7 If on Sunday evening, you are like millions of others who will be looking to the Super Bowl to witness moments of nearly unimaginable grit and grace, courage in the face of overwhelming pressure, you can certainly look to the field.
Or you can look up into the stadium: section 238, row E.
That s where Jace Ward of Wamego, Kansas, will be sitting with his dad.
He will be the one in a Patrick Mahomes jersey, blond, soon to turn 22, a senior at Kansas State University cheering from the seats given to him by Kansas City Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman.
Updated: 10:09 AM CST Feb 5, 2021 KMBC 9 News Staff The Cure Starts Now announced Friday they have received a donation of $8,100 from the 15 and the Mahomies Foundation, the charity of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, Patrick Mahomes.The donation is in honor of Whitney Wells, the courageous little girl who befriended Mahomes during her battle with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma a highly aggressive and fast-growing form of brain cancer.Wells was diagnosed shortly after her 10th birthday in May 2019. Her relationship with Mahomes and other Chiefs players and staff began later that summer at Kansas City Chiefs training camp. There, she gave Mahomes her powder blue and light pink fundraising bracelet with “Whitney Wells” and “You got this!” written on it in baby pink. Mahomes wore the wristband all season long on his throwing arm en route to his Super Bowl LIV and MVP victories last season. He has continued to wear the baby pink wristband in honor of