Raven ✞ 🎩
@raven50mm
I love you Dad 🖤 I feel like I told you that often, but I wish I told you more. You’re the greatest man I’ve ever known and the best father a man can ask for. You taught me so much about life in such a unique way. A man of God who was fiercely dedicated to his big beautiful family. Thank you for loving me unconditionally - and always encouraging me to live my truth unapologetically. You used the game of basketball to help me develop discipline and Faith in the abilities God gave me - on and off the court. Thank you for creating moments for me to “figure it out” - those intentionally curated moments helped for me to build trust in myself. I’m so grateful for this last trip we had together in LA with Mom. I’m so thankful to have been able to spend time at the beach together and listen to the loud ocean waves and hearing you say “it’s so peaceful”. Lord knows you worked so hard all your life - making endless sacrifices for us. It lifted my spirit to hear you finding rest.
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Raven ✞ 🎩
@raven50mm
On that trip we had a conversation about my journey and just being an entrepreneur. I’ll cherish that last conversation forever. I was so excited that you were excited about the way God has been moving with Culture Shift and 50MM Collective. For so long it felt like I had to have things with the business figured out before I could talk about it with you and that’s a regret I’m wrestling with. I didn’t want you to worry about me or think I wasn’t doing the right thing with my life. I wish I had just told you what was on my heart more often. Recently I got accepted into a program for entrepreneurs that I was really excited about. It’s a really incredible opportunity with this company Stan store and this dope British entrepreneur, Steven Bartlett. I told Mom about it and wish I could tell you about it too. All I want to do is build a legacy for the Trammell’s that you would be proud of.
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Raven ✞ 🎩
@raven50mm
A legacy that would free us into God’s destiny for our lives. A legacy that would Bless us for generations. I still believe in God’s promise over our family. But that doesn’t make this pain any less unbearable.
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