Ex Bucs' Tom Brady Shares Heartfelt Message on Parents Anniversary
Saturday marked the 56-year anniversary for Brady's parents, Tom Brady Sr. and Galynn Patricia. The former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback took to social media to share his appreciation for the two.
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"56 years ago in Browerville, MN… Happy Anniversary to the most incredible parents anyone could ask for," Brady posted on Instagram. "Over the years, you've shown our whole family what it truly means to build a life of love, laughter and faith.
"You've taught us how to support one another, how to grow together, and how to face life's challenges. We're endlessly grateful for everything you've done and continue to do for us. Thank you for being the heart of our family. Here's to 56 amazing years—and many more to come."
Brady's parents certainly have much to be proud of when it comes to their only son, one of their four children. The future Hall of Fame quarterback has seven Super Bowls to his name and three league MVP awards.
That same support has powered Brady's ventures off the field as well. Brady has translated his success on the field into a career in the broadcast booth as Fox NFL's No. 1 color analyst. February marked the end of his first season on the job, concluding with the call for Super Bowl LIX.
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An entrepreneur and business owner as well, Brady has parlayed that success in those areas to some pretty notable investments. He backed Colossal Biosciences who recently made a shocking scientific break through after bringing the dire wolf back from extinction.
All these successes have stemmed in some way from the unwavering support from his family. Clearly, he is grateful to have enjoyed such a privilege.
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