2009 US Open Challenge1367 viewsTaking a shot from the fairway.
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October 19, 2008 - Steelers @ Bengals1366 views Ben Roethlisberger celebrates after a touchdown pass by Byron Leftwich during the game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium on October 19, 2008 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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September 2nd: Pre-Season vs Panthers1366 viewsPhoto: AP
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1366 viewsFrom Roger:
I´m from Monterrey, Mexico. I´m Steelers fan since I was 9 years old, I played football in a team named "acereros", that means Steelers in Spanish. Now i´m 38, and here in Monterrey we have a group named "Regios de Acero" ("men & women of steel") - a Steelers fans group. Every year we make a trip to USA to see a game of our beloved team. Past year we made a trip to New Orleans on October 31st, and in February to Dallas SB XLV (without tickets, we made our tailgate nearest of the stadium, 1 block away and saw the game by TV). Now we scheduled our 2011 trip to see the Steelers at Arizona and Houston. My dream is to visit the Heinz Field and see my team playing at home, and I know that one day I will be there.
In the photo above: Roger, Daniel G., Homero Garza, Sergio Rojas and Saul Cantu.
Photo: Roger Saucedo
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Pre-Season, Game 1 - Steelers @ Eagles1366 viewsAugust 9, 2012: While on the sideline, Ben keeps an eye on the play on the field....literally!
Photo: AP
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October 11, 2012 - Richard Culliver1366 viewsSeven-year old Richard Culliver's story came to the site by way of his mother's friend, Cristalena Potvin. Richard was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor just one week prior the Steelers vs Titans game in Tennessee. His mom Stephanie McMillan, dad Brian and stepmom Terra Culliver took him to that game - his biggest wish come true! We posted a "Shout Out" to Richard on the website for good luck and prayers on October 10th.
In this photo, Richard is all set to go!
Photo: Stephanie McMillan
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August 21, 2004 - Houston Texans1365 viewsBen Roethlisberger, Quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers during a game against the Houston Texans.
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Ben in Switzerland1365 viewsThank you to Connie for the photo!
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Halloween, 2011 - Brooklyn Bradshaw1365 viewsBlack eye, broken nose, left elbow, right wrist, broken foot, bad knee....but ready to play! Just like her favorite quarterback!
8-yr old Brooklyn Bradshaw is ready for some Halloween fun too!
"We're from Idaho Falls, ID & have a HUGE family of Steeler fans! I attached a pic from our super bowl party! WE LOVE BEN!" -- Heather Bradshaw.
Photo: The Bradshaw Family
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June 9, 2014: Washington’s new police dog begins patrols 1365 viewsI’d like to introduce the City of Washington Police Department newest employee Patrolman Golem and his handler Officer Karlowsky – Mayor Brenda Davis via Twitter @Mayor_Davis
Thanks Washington & @_BigBen7 for contributions to reestablishing City of Washington K9 Police Unit – Mayor Brenda Davis via Twitter @Mayor_Davis
I’d like to introduce the City of Washington Police Department newest employee Patrolman Golem and his handler Officer Karlowsky – Mayor Brenda Davis via Twitter @Mayor_Davis
Thanks Washington & @_BigBen7 for contributions to reestablishing City of Washington K9 Police Unit – Mayor Brenda Davis via Twitter @Mayor_Davis
“The city has its first police dog since the department disbanded its K9 unit in 1997″
From Mike Jones, Washington Observer-Reporter:
Ever since he was young, Matthew Karlowsky wanted to be a police officer, his father said. Then, when he was hired as a Washington patrolman eight years ago, he set his sights on one day becoming a police dog’s handler.
His vision came to fruition Thursday night when the veteran officer and the city’s new police dog, Golem, were formally introduced during a swearing-in ceremony at City Hall.
Golem, a 10-month-old German shepherd, could barely control his excitement for the ceremony, barking at times and searching for his ball in the cargo pocket of Karlowsky’s pants.
The dog was born in the Czech Republic and trained with Karlowsky for six weeks at Shallow Creek Kennels in Mercer County. Karlowsky gives Golem commands in Czech as they continue to train to hone the dog’s drug-detection and patrol skills.
Karlowsky served in the U.S. Army during the Iraq war and it was during that 14-month deployment that he wanted to work with dogs after watching military K9 handlers, his father, Rick, said.
“This boy has always wanted to be a police officer, and ever since then, he wanted to be a K9 handler,†Rick Karlowsky said.
The community raised about $47,000 the past nine months to restart the department’s K9 unit, including a $10,000 grant from the Ben Roethlisberger Foundation. Mayor Brenda Davis said the community support and local business donations were instrumental in bringing back the unit, and city officials hope to expand it to two dogs by the end of the year.
“If it weren’t for the donations from the community, we wouldn’t be able to have this special swearing-in ceremony,†Davis said. “He’s ready to be a police officer.â€
More from the article:
http://www.observer-reporter.com/article/20140606/NEWS01/140609681#.U5YyWfldVGg
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June 23, 2014 - The Third Annual Ben Roethlisberger Foundation Invitational1365 viewsBen and Uncle Si say Hi!!! (okay, so it's not really Uncle Si, but he did donate tons of cases of his ice tea, which was delicious!).
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November 19, 20061364 views
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