Tavia Hunt, the wife of the Chiefs owner, Clark Hunt, has sent a sincere message to the family of Patrick Mahomes after the death of the grandfather of the Campo Marshal.
The Mahomes family is mourning after Patrick's mother, Randi, announced his father's death on Friday. Randy was 78 years old.
Last month it was revealed that the grandfather of Mohomes had been transferred to Hospice Care, just over 48 hours before the field marshal ensured his place in a third consecutive super bowl.
Then, five days after the overwhelming defeat of Kansas City against the Eagles Philadelphia, Patrick's mother announced that Randy had died.
The news caused a lot of pain and tributes from the Chiefs community, with Hunt publishing a message on social networks.
“I am very sorry for your loss,” he wrote. My heart is with you during this difficult time.
The Field Marshal of the Kansas City bosses, Patrick Mahomes, is mourning for the death of his grandfather
The grandfather of Mahomes, Randy, died at the age of 78, his mother Randi announced
Tavia Hunt, the wife of the owner of the bosses, Clark Hunt, sent a sincere message to the family
'I pray for you to feel the comforting presence of God, and bring you peace and strength in the next few days. That your love surrounds you, and that you find comfort in the appreciated memories that you keep close.
Tavia and Clark Hunt have married since 1993 and his family has helped contribute a period of dominance to Kansas City.
Mahomes has spent his entire career with the franchise, since he was chosen by the Chiefs in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft.
However, he could not inspire Kansas City to a historic three mobs in New Orleans and now the field marshal has been beaten by the tragedy.
“It's hard to find the words of taking my father's hand while he goes to heaven,” Randi Mohamcs wrote along with a series of photos of his father.
'I know he is in a better place. I love you dad. Well done, good and faithful servant '.
Randi had spoken repeatedly about his father and his bad health, but the precise details about his condition remained hidden. Randy turned 78 on January 6.
Mohamses's mother went to Instagram during the holidays and asked for prayers for her father, after sharing a photo of herself watching Patrick and the Chiefs play from the bed of her father's hospital in September.
Randi shared a moving photo of his father with Patrick and another son Jackson (up to the left)
The Hunt (LR) Knobel, Gracie, Tavia, Clark and Ava family are recently shown in New Orleans
“Prayer warriors please prays for my dad,” he wrote on September 13 while Kansas City played Los Angeles Chargers. “It's in the hospital and it's not right.”
Although his father was transferred to Hospice Care, Randi was still present both in the Super Bowl in New Orleans and in the AFC championship game last month in Kansas City.
After last month's victory over the Buffalo Bills, the field marshal quickly joined his family in the field at the Arrowhead stadium.
In a family moment, he posed with his mother Randi, his wife Brittany, a few days after she gave birth to her third son: Father Patrick Snr, Brother Jackson and the middle sister of mine.