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During his time in Hawai‘i, Colt Bren- nan became one of University of Hawai‘i’s most celebrated football players. He led his team to victories throughout his three seasons at UH, including the school’s first and only undefeated season and Sugar Bowl invi- tation in 2007. He broke mul- tiple college career records and won various awards and honors.
fund will support causes that Colt cared about, including University of Hawai‘i athlet- ics and youth sports.
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PROOF POSITIVE
Celebrating Colt’s Life
By Carrera Shea, sister of Colt Brennan
as a Pop Warner coach.
His love for the islands was not just for the beauty of the state but for the love of the people, the ‘ohana. Colt always said how grateful he was for their acceptance and support. Hawai‘i was his sec- ond chance, his second home. Despite his struggles, so many in Hawai‘i still em- braced and loved Colt. Our family was shocked that he was still so widely remem- bered and endeared when he passed away on May 11. We are so grateful for the contin- ued outpouring of love and support, and again, accep-
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It will also benefit local organizations that advocate and provide resources to- ward making a difference in the lives of individuals strug- gling with mental health and addiction issues.
NEIL T. NAKAMURA & ASSOC.
Colt was a star athlete and made his job on and off the field look easy. It was second nature for him to give inter- views or sign autographs, whether it was outside the stadium or at the grocery store. He enjoyed giving back to the community, dedicating much of his time participating in youth foot- ball camps and speaking en- gagements and volunteering
While Colt lost his 10-year battle with mental illness and addiction, we hope the fund can help someone else get help and successfully recover.
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A paddle out memorial for Colt is being planned for March 2022 in Waikīkī. De- tails will soon be announced.
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created The Colt Brennan Legacy Fund of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation. We wanted to build a legacy for Colt and give back to the community, his ‘ohana. The
For more information about The Colt Brennan Legacy Fund of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation and to learn how to make a con- tribution, visit hawaiicommu- nityfoundation.org/colt-fund.
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The Colt Brennan Legacy Fund will raise money and awareness for causes that the football standout cared deeply about.
PHOTOS COURTESY THE COLT BRENNAN LEGACY FUND
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