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Flint's Mayor spent Tuesday night speaking with 'millennials', residents ages 22 to 37. They're talking how to move the city forward.
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Shocked family friends, teammates, staff tonight are trying to even believe the tragic unexpected death of a downstate football player attending Northern Michigan University
Northern Michigan University head football coach Kyle Nystrom:
“In my brief time with Anthony, I could tell that he was a great young man,” said Northern Michigan University head football coach Kyle Nystrom. “He was well respected by his coaches and teammates and was a leader on the offensive line. We are devastated by this tragedy, and we are keeping his family in our prayers”
Northern Michigan University President Fritz Erickson:
“It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that Northern Michigan University lost a member of its family today. Sophomore Anthony Herbert of Lapeer, Mich., passed away suddenly in his residence hall room this morning.
Anthony was a construction management major and a member of the Wildcat football team. What caused his passing is unknown at this time, and right now our concern is for Anthony’s family, friends, teammates, coaches and team staff, teachers and fellow students. Northern is providing counseling services to those impacted who need help to deal with this loss.”
“We will be talking with Anthony’s family on their wishes regarding memorial/funeral services and will keep the campus informed as those details become available”
Anthony Herbert Remembered and Honored With Outpouring of Love – from his local TV station to his shocked friends and from NMU itself
By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433
A gentle giant is being remembered state-wide after the Northern Michigan University football player died in his dorm room this morning Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2017.
Officials have not announced how 20-year-old Anthony Herbert of downstate Lapeer, MI died – other than he was alive when paramedics arrived and died shortly afterwards – this after a dorm mate called 911.
The incident started about 8 a.m., shortly after morning practice and breakfast.
Tributes have been pouring in all day from the head football coach to family friends and media in his home town.
Photo by Lori Herbert September 24, 2016 with Kristen Herbert and Anthony Herbert
Photo by Lori Herbert September 24, 2016 with Anthony Herbert, Kristen Herbert and Michael Herbert
Photo by Lori Herbert June 28, 2016 Somebody missed Anthony! And so did his Mama! — with Anthony Herbert.
Photo by Lori Herbert May 14, 2016 with Kristen Herbert and Anthony Herbert
His Facebook page has numerous tributes and his photos includes attending a charity event for the Beacon House. He is pictured with a U.P. football legend and former NFL coach:
Photo by Lori Herbert NMU football supporting Beacon House Charity Event 2016 with Steve Mariucci! — with Anthony Herbert (third from right) June 24, 2016
This is how the NMU media and Hebert’s hometown media are reporting the story:
NMU Media:
WNMU Radio/TV
MARQUETTE, MI– A Northern Michigan University student has died on campus.
Tuesday afternoon President Fritz Erickson released the following statement:
“It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that Northern Michigan University lost a member of its family today. Sophomore Anthony Herbert of Lapeer, Mich., passed away suddenly in his residence hall room this morning.
Anthony was a construction management major and a member of the Wildcat football team. What caused his passing is unknown at this time, and right now our concern is for Anthony’s family, friends, teammates, coaches and team staff, teachers and fellow students. Northern is providing counseling services to those impacted who need help to deal with this loss. We will be talking with Anthony’s family on their wishes regarding memorial/funeral services and will keep the campus informed as those details become available.
If Anthony was a part of your life, the university community and I offer our deepest sympathy and prayers to you at this time. Anthony will be missed by many.
President Fritz Erickson”
The Northwind:
NMU student and football player, sophomore Anthony Herbert has “passed away suddenly in his residence hall room this morning,” President Erickson said in a statement today.
The reason behind his passing is unknown at this time. The university is offering counseling services to anyone who knew Anthony.
https://www.facebook.com/NMUNorthWind/
Media from player’s area:
Downstate TV Station ABC 12 WJRT:
http://www.abc12.com/content/news/A-college-football-player-with-ties-to-Mid-Michigan-dies-dorm-room-410999765.html
LAPEER (WJRT) – (01/17/17) – A college football player with ties to Mid-Michigan has been found dead in his dorm room.
Anthony Herbet, from Lapeer, was a sophomore at Northern Michigan University in Marquette.
ABC12 News has confirmed Herbert suffered some kind of medical emergency in his dorm room Tuesday morning.
A university spokesperson says his roommate called 911 after finding the 20 year old in distress.
First responders got there minutes later and started treating him. They tried multiple times to revive him, but were unable to.
We’re told Herbert was in good health at team workouts and breakfast Tuesday morning.
He was a starter on the football team.
NMU will have counseling services on hand for grieving students and staff.
Herbert was a star offensive lineman during his time at Lapeer High School, where he graduated from in 2015.
His death still under investigation. Police don’t think drugs, alcohol or anything criminal was involved.
MLive:
MARQUETTE, MI — A Northern Michigan University sophomore suffered a medical emergency and died Tuesday following a morning workout with his football teammates.
Attempts by emergency crews to resuscitate 20-year-old Anthony Herbert were unsuccessful, according to an NMU spokesperson.
“What caused his passing is unknown at this time and right now our concern is for Anthony’s family, friends, teammates, coaches and team staff, teachers and fellow students,” said University President Fritz Erickson in a statement.
Herbert participated in an early morning workout Tuesday, Jan. 17 and went to breakfast before returning to his room in Spaulding Hall. There, EMTs were called to his aid after he suffered a medical emergency, officials said.
Soon after the incident, counselors were on site to support Herbert’s friends and teammates. They’ll continue to provide services to those impacted who need help dealing with the loss.
“We will be talking with Anthony’s family on their wishes regarding memorial/funeral services and will keep the campus informed as those details become available,” Erickson said in a statement.”
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Cause of NMU Athlete Death After Practice Under Investigation: U.P. Breaking News joins those across Michigan who tonight are honoring NMU football player Anthony Herbert who unexpectedly died today – see how downstate media is covering the tragedy and see the Facebook tributes and photos Shocked family friends, teammates, staff tonight are trying to even believe the tragic unexpected death of a downstate football player attending Northern Michigan University…
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Shocked family friends, teammates, staff tonight are trying to even believe the tragic unexpected death of a downstate football player attending Northern Michigan University
Northern Michigan University head football coach Kyle Nystrom:
“In my brief time with Anthony, I could tell that he was a great young man,” said Northern Michigan University head football coach Kyle Nystrom. “He was well respected by his coaches and teammates and was a leader on the offensive line. We are devastated by this tragedy, and we are keeping his family in our prayers”
Northern Michigan University President Fritz Erickson:
“It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that Northern Michigan University lost a member of its family today. Sophomore Anthony Herbert of Lapeer, Mich., passed away suddenly in his residence hall room this morning.
Anthony was a construction management major and a member of the Wildcat football team. What caused his passing is unknown at this time, and right now our concern is for Anthony’s family, friends, teammates, coaches and team staff, teachers and fellow students. Northern is providing counseling services to those impacted who need help to deal with this loss.”
“We will be talking with Anthony’s family on their wishes regarding memorial/funeral services and will keep the campus informed as those details become available”
Anthony Herbert Remembered and Honored With Outpouring of Love – from his local TV station to his shocked friends and from NMU itself
By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433
A gentle giant is being remembered state-wide after the Northern Michigan University football player died in his dorm room this morning Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2017.
Officials have not announced how 20-year-old Anthony Herbert of downstate Lapeer, MI died – other than he was alive when paramedics arrived and died shortly afterwards – this after a dorm mate called 911.
The incident started about 8 a.m., shortly after morning practice and breakfast.
Tributes have been pouring in all day from the head football coach to family friends and media in his home town.
Photo by Lori Herbert September 24, 2016 with Kristen Herbert and Anthony Herbert
Photo by Lori Herbert September 24, 2016 with Anthony Herbert, Kristen Herbert and Michael Herbert
Photo by Lori Herbert June 28, 2016 Somebody missed Anthony! And so did his Mama! — with Anthony Herbert.
Photo by Lori Herbert May 14, 2016 with Kristen Herbert and Anthony Herbert
His Facebook page has numerous tributes and his photos includes attending a charity event for the Beacon House. He is pictured with a U.P. football legend and former NFL coach:
Photo by Lori Herbert NMU football supporting Beacon House Charity Event 2016 with Steve Mariucci! — with Anthony Herbert (third from right) June 24, 2016
This is how the NMU media and Hebert’s hometown media are reporting the story:
NMU Media:
WNMU Radio/TV
MARQUETTE, MI– A Northern Michigan University student has died on campus.
Tuesday afternoon President Fritz Erickson released the following statement:
“It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that Northern Michigan University lost a member of its family today. Sophomore Anthony Herbert of Lapeer, Mich., passed away suddenly in his residence hall room this morning.
Anthony was a construction management major and a member of the Wildcat football team. What caused his passing is unknown at this time, and right now our concern is for Anthony’s family, friends, teammates, coaches and team staff, teachers and fellow students. Northern is providing counseling services to those impacted who need help to deal with this loss. We will be talking with Anthony’s family on their wishes regarding memorial/funeral services and will keep the campus informed as those details become available.
If Anthony was a part of your life, the university community and I offer our deepest sympathy and prayers to you at this time. Anthony will be missed by many.
President Fritz Erickson”
The Northwind:
NMU student and football player, sophomore Anthony Herbert has “passed away suddenly in his residence hall room this morning,” President Erickson said in a statement today.
The reason behind his passing is unknown at this time. The university is offering counseling services to anyone who knew Anthony.
https://www.facebook.com/NMUNorthWind/
Media from player’s area:
Downstate TV Station ABC 12 WJRT:
http://www.abc12.com/content/news/A-college-football-player-with-ties-to-Mid-Michigan-dies-dorm-room-410999765.html
LAPEER (WJRT) – (01/17/17) – A college football player with ties to Mid-Michigan has been found dead in his dorm room.
Anthony Herbet, from Lapeer, was a sophomore at Northern Michigan University in Marquette.
ABC12 News has confirmed Herbert suffered some kind of medical emergency in his dorm room Tuesday morning.
A university spokesperson says his roommate called 911 after finding the 20 year old in distress.
First responders got there minutes later and started treating him. They tried multiple times to revive him, but were unable to.
We’re told Herbert was in good health at team workouts and breakfast Tuesday morning.
He was a starter on the football team.
NMU will have counseling services on hand for grieving students and staff.
Herbert was a star offensive lineman during his time at Lapeer High School, where he graduated from in 2015.
His death still under investigation. Police don’t think drugs, alcohol or anything criminal was involved.
MLive:
MARQUETTE, MI — A Northern Michigan University sophomore suffered a medical emergency and died Tuesday following a morning workout with his football teammates.
Attempts by emergency crews to resuscitate 20-year-old Anthony Herbert were unsuccessful, according to an NMU spokesperson.
“What caused his passing is unknown at this time and right now our concern is for Anthony’s family, friends, teammates, coaches and team staff, teachers and fellow students,” said University President Fritz Erickson in a statement.
Herbert participated in an early morning workout Tuesday, Jan. 17 and went to breakfast before returning to his room in Spaulding Hall. There, EMTs were called to his aid after he suffered a medical emergency, officials said.
Soon after the incident, counselors were on site to support Herbert’s friends and teammates. They’ll continue to provide services to those impacted who need help dealing with the loss.
“We will be talking with Anthony’s family on their wishes regarding memorial/funeral services and will keep the campus informed as those details become available,” Erickson said in a statement.”
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Cause of NMU Athlete Death After Practice Under Investigation: U.P. Breaking News joins those across Michigan who tonight are honoring NMU football player Anthony Herbert who unexpectedly died today – see how downstate media is covering the tragedy and see the Facebook tributes and photos Shocked family friends, teammates, staff tonight are trying to even believe the tragic unexpected death of a downstate football player attending Northern Michigan University…
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