It's been 2 months now,but it seems like it was just yesterday.It's still hard to believe that Nick is gone. I hope his father and mother are doing o.k. My prayers and thoughts are go out to them

Posted by: Patricia    June 12, 2009

Nick you will be greatly missed by all of us here in Williamsport.. This has really hit alot of us hard.. All in one days time we lost 3 boys from here that graduated in 2004 from Williamsport High School.. We love you Nick, go play with the Angels and really show'em what its really like to have an angel in the outfield.. Take'em to the world series..

Posted by: Tonya Springirth * Williamsport Md*    May 02, 2009

I WAS SADDENED WHEN THIS STORY FIRST BROKE. SUCH A HANDSOME, TALENTED YOUNG MAN IN THE PRIME OF HIS LIFE TAKEN SO SUDDENLY. I HAVE CHILDREN AROUND THE SAME AGE AND MY HEART GOES OUT TO HIS FAMILY. NO PARENT WANTS TO BURY A CHILD. GOD HAD OTHER PLANS FOR THIS SPECIAL YOUNG MAN. THEY ALWAYS SAY THE GOOD DIE TOO YOUNG. HE IS SURELY IN A BETTER PLACE. REMEMBERING THE FAMILY AND THE SOUL OF THE FAITHFULLY DEPARTED IN MY PRAYERS.

Posted by: JLHOLLAND    May 01, 2009

No memory of this young man. My sons were once this young and I wish Nick had been given the change to age with his family.

Posted by: Ruby    May 01, 2009

I met Nick last year in Tacoma while I was there to watch my son Matt Brown play ball. I remember his big beautiful eyes. I also briefly met his Aunt at the game. My heart aches for you all. I know no words can ease your sorrow or pain. I have read many of the wonderful things written about Nick, he was an wonderful young man and that you can be so proud. May God welcome your wonderful son with open arms.

Posted by: L Brown    April 15, 2009

I am so sorry for your loss. I was at the game on April 4th. and saw Nick in the dugout. Such a tragic accident; such a great loss for all of us Angel fans!! May God bless his family.

Posted by: L. Williams    April 14, 2009

What an amazing celebration in heaven there must have been on Easter weekend when the Lord received Nick into His loving arms. Nick is an inspriration for us all to develop our gifts and talents as he did and to make the most of our God-given ability. How exciting is it to know that one day we can see him again and other winners as well. Blessings to Nick and his friends that lost their lives and those they left behind.

Posted by: Linda de Ambrosion Garden Grove, CA   April 13, 2009

Just wanted to show my love to the family and friends of Nick Adenhart, and to the Angels, who lost a brother and an awesome pitcher. Our hearts are broken, and we will never forget such a great man!

Posted by: Dawn Oxford    April 11, 2009

I REMEMBER SEEING NICK PLAY AT HALFWAY PARK AGAINST MY SONS MARCUS AND DARIAN, AND FOUND OUT QUICKLY THAT HE WAS THE REAL THING. AFTER THE GAME IT SEEMED LIKE EVERY CHILD IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WANTED TO GET A HIT OFF OF NICK. THEY WOULD TALK ABOUT THE UPCOMING GAME AND MAKE BETS ABOUT WHO HAD THE BEST CHANCE. IT WAS SO FUNNY TO ME TO SEE THE BOYS LEAVE THE FIELD WITH SUCH DISAPPOINTMENT BECAUSE THEY COULDN'T GET A HIT. THEN THEY WOULD SAY,"ATLEAST I NIPPED IT. HE WAS BLESSED WITH SUCH TALENT AND GRACE,NEVER BOASTING OR BRAGGING. WE HERE IN THIS SMALL COMMUNITY WILL MISS HIS SPIRIT. GOD BE WITH THE FAMILY AND KNOW THAT WE ARE ALL CRYING TEARS WITH YOU.

Posted by: LAURIE LAWSON WILLIAMSPORT, MD   April 11, 2009