TCU baseball's honorary young fan dies of cancer
TCU baseball has lost one of its biggest fans.
The Horned Frogs had made 7-year-old Micah Ahern, who was battling neuroblastoma since being diagnosed in 2010, an honorary member of the team in 2014.
Ahern followed TCU to the College World Series last month. He was an inspiration to the team as they wore caps and shirts with "M" for Micha during the postseason.
The young Horned Frog died on Thursday.
Rest in paradise to our most brave teammate and favorite SuperHero. #NEGU https://t.co/eDQTAfOYUQ
— TCU Baseball (@TCU_Baseball) July 29, 2016
We lost a teammate today...but Heaven gained, not just an Angel, but a Warrior! Micah will always be a part of us. pic.twitter.com/E1KYJWuADZ
— Jim Schlossnagle (@TCUSchloss) July 29, 2016
R.I.P. Micah. You were the greatest superhero and most courageous kid I've ever known. Prayers to @AhernMo and his family. #NEGU
— Brian Trieglaff (@BTriegs14) July 29, 2016
Micah, words can't describe how much of an impact you've had on my life. Heaven received a true superhero today. #micahwon #NEGU
— Jeremie Fagnan (@jeremiemf8) July 29, 2016
RIP to the strongest, most courageous superhero ever. Micha you taught so many how to fight and never give up. You're an inspiration! #NEGU
— Jordan Kipper (@JordanKip) July 29, 2016
Heaven gained a true Superhero today. Micah, you taught us so much about what it means to #NEGU. RIP buddy, you will always be my hero.
— Kevin Cron (@TcuCron00) July 29, 2016
#NEGU #SuperHeroMicah @TCU_Baseball @TCUSchloss @AhernMo @simplejoy5 pic.twitter.com/MhTgreK420
— Alex Young (@AlexYoung_23) July 29, 2016
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