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Uh, and as I mentioned, Gary Morse is rather tall, six-eight, 220, from Bellflower, California.

Gannon Grant is from Greenwood, Indiana.

Went to Center Grove High School.

And they looked good.

No. Cherry pie does, but money doesn't.

Barbara from Greenwood, Indiana is praying for family members to return to the Catholic faith, for her grandchildren to be baptized, and for healing of brokenness in her family, that their crosses would be an opportunity to draw them closer to Christ.

Lastly, for healing of her eye and bones.

Through Adele Bryce, we should pray

Uh, this is his fourth season with Pittsburgh.

He lives in Greenwood, Indiana.

And the Third Base Coach is Frank Ocejak.

He's, uh, in his ninth season with the Pirates.

But Franklin's a little bit...

So Greenwood is right on the border with Indianapolis, and then you kind of go further into Johnson County, and Franklin is the seat.

Kevin, what is Franklin like? We've been there a lot.

We've been there a lot.

The Cumberland Police Department, who they noted their chief used to work for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.

I guess they helped.

The Greenwood Police Department helped.

And the Johnson County Sheriff's Office.

Those left to cherish his memory are his wife, Colleen, East Moline; children, Andrea De La Rosa, Jason-- spouse Jason Woods, uh, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Anthony, spouse Sandra De La Rosa of Bettendorf; and Lindsay, spouse Joe Gonzalez of Moline.

Stepsons Daniel, spouse Suzy Powell, Beech Grove, Indiana; and Derek, spouse Tracy Powell, Greenwood, Indiana.

Numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren, sister Rita Williams, Moline, and many nieces, nephews, and other families.

Chuck was preceded in death by his parents, Librado and Mary, brothers Joseph "Peepee," "Peep," Manuel, and Leo De La Rosa, and sisters Mary Teresa Tribbett, Esther Pizano, and Lucy De La Rosa.

This is his fourth season with Pittsburgh.

He lives in Greenwood, Indiana.

And the third base coach is Frank Osiak.

He's in his ninth season with the Pirates.

Now, hold those IFR numbers in your head, because on the same day that they made that announcement, Amazon made a pretty big announcement themselves.

Amazon says it will invest more than a hundred million dollars in a new advanced manufacturing facility in Greenwood, Indiana, just south of Indianapolis, and actually north of my hometown in Indiana.

The building will cover about five hundred and eighty-five thousand square feet and is expected to create three hundred skilled manufacturing and engineering jobs with average pay around a hundred thousand dollars.

Amazon expects the facility to launch by 2028.

It almost has as many employees as it has robots now.

This might actually change that number.

And number four, we don't actually know what Greenwood's gonna be building.

Are they building actually robots? Are they a service center? Are they a backup plan? What are they? We don't know yet.