How can anything so bad ever lead to anything good? Each of us are faced with some version of this very question several times during our lives. The answers are never easy. Well-known author Jim Harrison once wrote: "It only gradually occured to me that are wounds are far less unique than our cures" Live Like Line / Love Like Ellyn faces hardship, wounds, and solutions head on. During August, 2011, Ernie, Gregg, and Catharine Found are faced with heartbreak and tragedy. Seventeen-year-old Caroline Found, aka Line, doesn't ...
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How can anything so bad ever lead to anything good? Each of us are faced with some version of this very question several times during our lives. The answers are never easy. Well-known author Jim Harrison once wrote: "It only gradually occured to me that are wounds are far less unique than our cures" Live Like Line / Love Like Ellyn faces hardship, wounds, and solutions head on. During August, 2011, Ernie, Gregg, and Catharine Found are faced with heartbreak and tragedy. Seventeen-year-old Caroline Found, aka Line, doesn't survive a moped accident. Twelve days later Ellyn Found loses her battle with cancer. They aren't the only ones in mourning. Caroline was a much beloved student at her high school and captain of a volleyball team set to win a second state title in a row. Without their team leader and the Found family's support the team can barely survive practice. Thoughts of another state championship feel entirely impossible. Is it possible for good to emerge from bad? This is a deep look into a raw, heartbreaking story of loss. From losing Caroline and Ellyn to an unforgettable state tournament. Live Like Line explores the full powers of community, family, team, a coach, faith, friendship, and life. The West High vollyball team and Ernie Found were featured on HBO's Real Sports. The HBO episode featured the work of well-known journalist and author Frank DeFord. From the book: "A moped sliced through the humid and heavy Midwest summer air on a nearly deserted city street. Its engine whined loudly at night without daytime noise dampening the small vehicle's song. The rider, Caroline Slocum Found, was a seventeen-year-old natural beauty with golden hair and twinkling eyes..."
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