60 years old and this was the best hockey team I've ever seen. If Pocklington hadn't had to tear it apart because of his poor financial decisions that had nothing to do with the Oilers, this team wins 8, 9, 10 Staney Cups. This from a Habs fan.

@richardvervoorn6626

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I think you’re correct, they were on their way in ‘84 and without the ‘GIFT’ in ‘86, the Oilers would have been favourites throughout the ‘80’s and into the ‘90’s. I’m a Leaf’s fan but I was devastated to see Gretzky sign in California…

@September2004

Күн бұрын

The luckiest doofus owner who lucked into this dynasty and managed to figure out a way to screw it up.

Gretzky inviting Pocklington back, and the look he gave him during the picture is the reason Wayne is the greatest hockey " man " of his era...thanks to Gordie 👍

The thing that made this team so special wasn't just the goals, the records, the winning and the cups. It was how when they won, they made everyone a part of it, from the training staff to Joey Moss, to even the fans. The players made everyone feel like they were a part of it too.

How can you not love this organization? I've been in quiet admiration of the Oilers for a long-time. I was a North Stars fan back in the day. They moved away in 1993. It was never the same. Thankfully, Edmonton did not relocate to Minnesota or anywhere else. The Oilers are an institution in Edmonton and deserve to remain that way forever.

Probably the best hockey team I have ever seen. I was born in 1962. So much SPEED and talent!

I love the Leafs, but I have nothing but respect and love for the 1980s Gretzky/Messier era Oilers, truely a team of great talent, with 2 of the players: Gretzky and Messier, being some of my most favourite players of all time

I think the greatest collection of talent on one team ever.

@erickouniakis5722

11 ай бұрын

Totally agree 👍

I was just a 3 month old baby when the Oilers lifted up the Stanley Cup in 1984. My dad recorded the whole 1984 playoff series on VHS. We still have them tapes and watch them. I wish I could have witness the mayhem, it must have been a wonderful time. 2006 we came oh so close to reliving some of that emotion. Now 2017 we got a chance to do it all over again. Come on boys lets do this. To Oilers past and present Thank You for what you did and have done for the city of Edmonton. Its a great place to be coming from an Edmontonian born and raised and never left

@kidmack1121

3 жыл бұрын

Mac T's Oilers were robbed in 2006!

I'm a Boston Bruins fan, and the Bobby Orr-led "Big Bad Bruins" were a special bunch, but this Gretzky-led Oilers team might have been the best ever. What I especially love about hockey players is the camaraderie and the charitable nature among the players that isn't quite the same with the other 3 major North American sports.

@sudsysutherland359

5 жыл бұрын

That’s cool. I’m Canadian & grew up playing hockey from around the age of 7-8 years old. I grew up in a small town called St.Marys,Ontario, Canada which is roughly 2 hours from Toronto so I grew up a Leafs Fan, Toronto has so many fans, even at away games half the building is Leaf Fans. I grew up watching Hockey Night In Canada with Don Cherry & Ron McClean. But all 7 Canadian teams have very strong fan bases, it was nice to see the Winnipeg Jets get their team back & they have the smallest arena in the NHL but are one of the loudest arenas in the league, especially come playoff time with the famous “White Out” which is so “L O U D” Go Leafs Go!!!

@mikes3827

3 жыл бұрын

​@@sudsysutherland359 Yep. Sorry I didn't reply back sooner, but happened upon this video again, and decided to watch it again (yes, I'm a big hockey fan lol). I spent my formative years on a 90-acre farm in southern Maine, and we had a pond that nicely doubled as a skating pond during winter, and after school when the yellow bus dropped my sister and I off at home, I rushed to put on my skates to catch about an hour's worth of daylight skating on the pond before the early sunsets would hit. I played a lot of pond hockey growing up with my friends, and nothing like freezing rain the night before, then going out on a pond and skating on what looks like a sheet of glass. No zamboni/indoor ice surface can match virgin ice on a pond. I miss that a lot. Regarding Canadian fan bases, I largely agree with you. There are pockets in the US (obviously Boston, Pittsburgh, Detroit/MI, Minnesota, NY, etc.) where hockey is pretty big, and while I believe the most intense ongoing hockey rivalry is the Canadiens-Bruins (with all due respect to the Habs-Leafs rivalry), I think THE most intense, crazy rivalry was the old Quebec Nordiques-Habs rivalry, back when Quebec still had a team in the NHL. The only reason the Habs-Nordiques rivalry isn't the best ever is because of how short it was, obviously when the Nordiques moved to Colorado to become the Avalanche. That said, what the NHL needs to do is take one of the southern US teams (Carolina or Florida) and move them back to Quebec City, especially as Quebec already built a new NHL-ready arena!! P.S. Don Cherry is The Man. It was disgusting to see the "politically correct" assholes attacking Cherry some months back, so I was VERY glad to see Bobby Orr come to his defense.

As a Rangers fan, I loved watching guys like Messier and Anderson come to my favorite team and help them win the Stanley Cup in 1994. And then watching Gretzky come to New York and retire with the Rangers a few years later.

I remember this like it was yesterday! I was 16, living in Millwoods. So sweet! I still have my #20 Dave Lumley jersey!What a night! Jasper Ave was surreal!

I am a die hard St.Louis Blues fan. my team has yet to win the cup. this was one of the most classy vids I have seen in a while everyone on the that team was featured really really well done.

@RickL_was_here

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you finally got to get that feeling!

@MGAF688

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats you got one. I was pulling for the Blues to finally get the monkey off their backs. The Blues fans are outstanding.

@richardvervoorn6626

Жыл бұрын

I’ve just looked at the video you commented on 4 years ago and at that time your Blues hadn’t had the exhilaration of winning the Stanley Cup. Now here in early 2023 your Blues have indeed won it. As a Leafs fan, I can honestly say that I am a little jealous as you may know, we haven’t had a winner since 1967. I was 13 at the time and as a kid I couldn’t imagine a season where the Leafs wouldn’t be successful in the playoffs. Needless to say, here in T.O. it’s been 55 years since we hoisted the cup. Happy for you tho’, I remember how special that time was. Still cheering for the team with the LONGEST cup drought. Be well, friend

I was at the reunion Such a moving night and a total honour to see the team Love the Oilers then and now Brilliant night I'll never forget

One of the very best teams in any professional sports since I've been alive. They were fun, tough and successful. That late 80s rivalry with Calgary was epic.

@brotzmannsax

5 жыл бұрын

I won't watch hockey anymore but did from the 50's through the 90's, and have to say the Battle of Alberta was as the most exciting rivalry I ever saw. That includes Boston/Montreal, Battle of Quebec, Battle of New York, etc. there was true hate and great skill.

RIP Joey Moss (25 September 1963 - 26 October 2020), John Muckler (April 13, 1934 - January 4, 2021) and Ted Green (March 23, 1940 - October 8, 2019)

@kidmack1121

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the notifications. All of them were a big part of my 1980's and they are missed... R.I.P.

So much talent in one place at the same time.

I remember going to West Edmonton Mall and the players were signing Autographs (Oilers Autograph session) granted the lines were big but the players were their we (MY Kids) got to see the players, Its different now. Loved the video thanks.

So cool of the Oilers to make Mike Zanier part of the party ...I mean he basically sat on the bench for 2 games as cover as Fuhr was injured. Gretz made sure everyone who was there was involved. Great move

Fantastic presentation of one of the, if not the, greatest teams of all time of such a beyond tremendous accomplishment of what team means.

I'm a die-hard NY Rangers fan but this was a fantastic video. Those 80s Edmonton Oilers teams were special, great and fantastic to watch. A very special organization.

@martytruelove5026

5 жыл бұрын

They needed an Oiler to get to the Top

@benashworth2278

5 жыл бұрын

@@martytruelove5026 lol damn right..but 94 was great...good for nyc and the garden

@briancusack4386

5 жыл бұрын

nymike06: Well said, Mike. In the 90's, your Rangers were 'Edmonton East' ... :)

@brotzmannsax

5 жыл бұрын

Thankfully we had Moose and half the Oilers team or we would still be waiting!

@Steveoh1983

Жыл бұрын

That’s because half of the guys won’t you a cup in 94 lol.. how many oilers were on that team

84 was just a great year in a lot of ways..mtv, music,movies, tv,sports, politics, pop culture, just everything....

@sexyshit84

5 жыл бұрын

Ben Ashworth yes 1984 was a kick ass year.

@Cassiee102

22 күн бұрын

I was born:)

Classic team,greatest to ever play.love them!

Just reading The Box Scores in The Newspapers and watching The Highlights back then was special. I live in an Eastern Conference City, so I only got to see them live once a year. To live in Edmonton and have the opportunity to see this Team live up to 41 Games a Season would have been amazing. 1984 was the culmination of a group of young players who became a great team through practice and playing.

Never an Oilers fan but man what a lineup

@briancusack4386

6 жыл бұрын

john schober: You said it, John! Had that team remained intact, they would have won eight Stanley Cups - minimum!

@4orrcountry

5 жыл бұрын

@Joseph McAuley Beaten "badly"? Who the Hades do you think you're kidding. The Devils might have beaten them ONCE, but neither Detroit nor the Avs had the D corps to stay with those Gretzky-Messier Oilers. Too fast, and too skilled, with more than enough toughness to handle those clubs.

@brosephyolonarovichstalin2915

5 жыл бұрын

This is to ice hockey what the Manchester United European Cup team of 1999 was to English football. Truly the best team in the world that year. It had been coming. People were talking about the youth team players coming through but nobody expected what they achieved. Every time I think 99 I think Gretzky. Best ice hockey team ever? I can’t see the current Pens team getting anywhere near this level. Very special team. I will never understand why he went to the LA Kings and whether or not it was his choice. It doesn’t seem like it’s what he wanted when you watch ‘that interview’ but other sources say it was his choice.

@benashworth2278

5 жыл бұрын

@@briancusack4386 well, they won one without wayne, so at least 2 more with wayne

@benashworth2278

5 жыл бұрын

@Joseph McAuley yeah, but they would have dominated till 92 at least

Edmonton Oilers and the San Francisco Forty Niners! Two of the best and only things I loved about the 80s!

@ChristianCentury2000

Жыл бұрын

The 1980s was a very special and unique decade of sports events! I turned 12 in 1980, and I remember watching the "Miracle on Ice" match. Just months later, rookie gold medalist Kenny Morrow of the USA hockey team would go on to win this first Stanley Cup with the NY Islanders. Wayne Gretsky and Kenny Morrow and Joe Montana and Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, all of them, went into their respective professional leagues at about the same time period! ALL OF THEM WOULD BECOME HALL OF FAME CHAMPIONS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE SPORTS LEAGUES! The 1980s were also so unique and special for the music that captivated the popular culture as well. You hear a melody on the radio, and usually, you can tell if that song was from the 1980s!

That was really AWESOME to see Joey Moss! :-)

Wouldn’t it be great for a 40th reunion to celebrate this year’s Stanley Cup Champions at the same time! Go Oilers, make history!

I was there for the Reunion, I flew in from NY. NOTHING could have stopped me from being there to relive my childhood!! 🧡💙🏒

Wayne still organizes them today for these get togethers. Once a Captain always a Captain.

@briancusack4386

6 жыл бұрын

unpredictable man: So true.

@richardcostello8149

3 жыл бұрын

Nope

I was living in Edmonton back then. So much has gone by since then...I’m sure for everyone. I’ve never seen the city erupt as when they won. Very special time and memories. Thanks for the vid. Well done.

Thank you for the memories. It was unforgettable for me as a foreign student studying at the U of A and having the privilege of witnessing history in 1984

That was fun to watch!! I was in my early twentys in 83...I remember this dynasty very well...was lucky to have lived during the days when I could go to a game and watch Gretzky play......they're all still good guys to this day!.

As a Flyers fan sometimes you just have to give it up and tip your hat To The Best - As those mighty Oiler teams of the mid to late "80's beat my Gallant Philadelphia Flyers twice for the cup in "85 and "87 - " Great battles and memories between The Flyers and the Edmonton Oilers of the "1980's."

@vinceniederman3235

6 жыл бұрын

I Agree I'm a Flyers Fan Too Since My Childhood Days in The 90's I Have Great Respect For The 80's Oilers Teams!

The Glory Years!! 🙌 Was an incredible time to live in Edmonton! Great to see all these guys! Very emotional 😭 The parties at Messiers! 😘❤️

Once an Oiler, Always an Oiler #stillafan

Watching in 2020FEB....Joey Moss! John Muckler! Dave Semenko!

Grew up in Alberta..live in On....Alberta is my home, and this team was great, and still are!!!!!!!

I am teling you what, it may have sucked to have been an Oilers season ticket holder at times, but the autographed stuff they all get in their package plan, that should offset some of the pain. When you can put Fuhr,Mess, Gretz Kurri, Anderson, Moog, Low, Esa, McSorley, etc on a poster that is a hell of a gift.

Wish they never broke up these guys they were so awesome to watch

@MGAF688

2 жыл бұрын

If they stay together in the 90s, Edmonton has 8 or 9 Cups.

I remember this like it was yesterday. What a great group of people.

Oilers Canadiens Red Wings will always be my favourite teams for life

@MGAF688

2 жыл бұрын

2 out of 3 ain't bad. No love for the Wings. But that's because I was a North Stars fan. So Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, and St. Louis were on the hate list.

I know we have Roger's place now in downtown Edmonton, though I miss going to Commonwealth Stadium to watch Oilers Hockey

Mess still looks like he can play!

great memories of the 80's oilers. thanks for providing this video

This was just beautiful...

This is just wonderful to behold...truly beautiful!!!

Here I will tell a story as to how cool the Oilers are. Now I am a John Vanbiesbrouck, Devils and Russian/Soviet hockey fan in Philadelphia, around this time I was 12 yrs old. My Mom got into hockey because of me and she shared the same all out hatred of the Flyers. My mom LOVE Gretz, I was a little goalie. Well he fall in 1988 my Mom wrote Called the Oilers she aske if there was any video for sale about the Oilers? My Mom began to tell the woman who answered the phone of ho much we loved and appreciated the Oilers for stopping two potential Flyers parades. Well she was so taken back she sent is for free the Boys on he Bus. To me that is the second best Hockey Doc/movie

@kidmack1121

3 жыл бұрын

That was probably Francine. There was another person who answered the phones for Oiler public relations named Brian. They were so nice, but Francine was an Angel. Same here, 1987-1988 off season. I called and she sent me one old and one current media guide, several Vachon Cake's Oiler stickers, two medium sized team emblem stickers, a souvenir brochure with the players modeling team apparel and a team "troll" key fob. I still have all of it!

Outstanding! Brings back great memories and it feels they're all old friends.

Spectacular Video! Thanks to the Oilers Organisation for this. Greetings from Germany :)

Dang! I’m feeling old now!!! (Was 9 years old in 1984) seeing M. Messier with hair always amuses me.

The 1984 Edmonton Oilers. The new kids on the block from the WHA had officially crashed the party.

OMG, look how old Gretz is, that'sad. I remember the blondie locks flying in the wind. The should remaster Boys on The Bus and put this on it as an extra.

I had seasons tickets during those days & the '87 team, (3rd Cup winner, against the Flyers), was the best, without question. Kent Nilsson with Messier and Anderson, Gretzky, Kurri and Tikkanen. Coffee's last Cup with them, including a more mature nucleus than the one the so-called experts picked. Several Oilers have publicly said the same thing...

@flyflouridite2537

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed.....Reijo Ruotsalainen addition as well... that playoff team was unstoppable

@loilt5091

4 жыл бұрын

Rent-a-Rexy

@flyflouridite2537

4 жыл бұрын

@@loilt5091 Yes....the league soon put an end to the playoff rentals like Reijo...

@loilt5091

4 жыл бұрын

They were always trying to stop The Oil in those days, the irony being we were our own, worst enemys; egos & money.

@MGAF688

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, 87 is better because they were right in the heart of their prime.

What made that Oilers team special was not only the accumulation of talent, but that it happened in a small market city. Because Edmonton was not a huge city like LA or New York, it was much easier for the players to get together during the week between games just to socialize and get to know one another better. This in turn allowed them to become very close as teammates. Never again will we see such a collection of talented players on one team, and never again will such a collection of talented players ever be able to become so close as teammates.

@user-hm5zb1qn6g

3 жыл бұрын

Like the commercial jingle goes, "I'd like to buy the world some coke, and teach it harmony."

@raygordonteacheschess5501

Жыл бұрын

Having Gretzky didn't hurt either.

@raygordonteacheschess5501

Жыл бұрын

@@user-hm5zb1qn6g Larry Bird said all he really needed was some Coke and he was happy.

it's heart breaking to see what we've become

@gerryyaum

7 жыл бұрын

On the way up again HERREN!

@4orrcountry

5 жыл бұрын

You can say that about the entire NHL, unfortunately. The passion is gone, and it's a crime. Tortorella is right.

@martytruelove5026

5 жыл бұрын

Oilers looked like they were VERY STRONG in the 2017 run...damn Anaheim !(and for the Lucic haters...he looked good)

@brotzmannsax

5 жыл бұрын

Heartbreaking to see what hockey has become in this new century, from the 50's thru the 90's it was the best!

As great as they were in 1984, I firmly believe that the 1985 Oilers team could beat ANY team from ANY era. I saw them play in Chicago, St. Louis, Minnesota and other NHL cities. They had all the components necessary in order to play any style any team wanted to play. They were the greatest team of all time!

@flyflouridite2537

4 жыл бұрын

I think the '87 Cup winners had it all with the late season addition of Kent "The Magic Man" to compliment Messier/Anderson and the playoff pickup Slats made of puck moving d-man Reijo Ruotsalainen.

@tommyarmour986

2 жыл бұрын

@@flyflouridite2537 Yeah, That '86-'87 team was turbocharged....and then they picked up Kent Nilson for the playoffs who added 19 points in 21 playoff games. I don't know a team that could beat them in a seven game series.

greatest team in nhl history

I always wonder if Wayne never got traded and they spend 5-7 more years together. What crazy numbers Gretzky would have and others on that team. I grew up in Winnipeg at the time but you had to respect just how amazing Edmonton was back then.

Blood pressure alert starts @6:44 and elevates to a nitro pill by 6:47..Cardiac arrest may occur...this is you forewarning..

This was so cool, so nice to see the team back together. Hockey is hockey and people get traded. Still have hard time forgiving P.P. for trading Gretz and Coffey. But he was in financial trouble so to him it was the thing to do. The most amazing team ever. The Oilers always will be my #1 team. Sure hope this is the year they can put it together, with such good young talent. Will we ever see a team that scores 400 goals again?

@rudde7918

8 жыл бұрын

Probably not. The game has changed too much from those days.

@4orrcountry

5 жыл бұрын

No. Today's game is way too defensive, not to mention passion-free. No thanks, especially at those ticket prices.

What a great moment

That Katz kid..... get him out of the Oiler legacy limelight. Take the hair, too.

greatest franchise in hockey,legendary.

@usauthority5894

8 жыл бұрын

+Traveling Cam Uhhhhh, no!

It is great to see Edmonton forgive Peter P.That had to be a VERY hard business decision to move Gretzky,but in hind sight,it expanded the game.Everything/body matures with age...What a Dynasty ! I lived there in the early 80's and still LOVE the team and the city...Go Leafs Go !

@user-hm5zb1qn6g

3 жыл бұрын

Nobody that I know has ever forgiven that two-bit chiseler.

@gooddognigel9992

2 жыл бұрын

@ Marty Truelove I can honestly say that I would rather have had Gretzky remain an Oiler than trade him to grow the game in the U. S. The game still would have grown despite #99 suiting up as an Oiler.

I listened to an interview with Rick Vaive last week. A great player with the leafs during the late 70s and early 80s. He mentioned that back in his day the game plan for most NHL teams was the dump and chase strategy. Vaive said the Oilers changed all that. The Oilers obviously had some great players, but without Sather and Muckler, I’m not sure they would have had the success they enjoyed.

Back in 94 when I was 9 I collected hockey trading cards. I figured the best tactic to get a lot of cards was to pick a team nobody liked, so I picked the Oilers, who in 94 were doing less than great. Then I read up on the history of the team and the massive success it had in the 80s, Gretzky, Messier, Kurri, Fuhr, Anderson, Coffey etc, all the records, 5 cups... after that I've maintained I made the right choice even though I don't collect cards anymore and the team only have one more final to their name, once an Olier...

So many fun memories

Man Lee's F. comment bringing me to tears

Pouzar is still quite the character. "Then he have big hair. Now it all gone."

@thorpestanford5359

5 жыл бұрын

The man with the rubber stick lol

@kidmack1121

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't recognize Kevin "Macker" Mcclelland in the film, I wish they had done a better job of identifying all the players who attended.

Oilers forever !

The best team to ever put on skates

80s Edmonton.. :)

Far more than champions.

I meet Grant fuhr and Mark Messier

@erickouniakis5722

3 жыл бұрын

That's sweet!! There both really nice guys.!! Mark is from my home town St Albert.!!

I always said if there had been a way to keep those players there financially, that club at that time, would have won 10 cups.

I think 11 Calgary Flames fans watched this video lol

Lumley's such a great story teller.

@papilayegaye3369

7 жыл бұрын

Neil Korchinski

@papilayegaye3369

7 жыл бұрын

Neil Korchinski

i am not convinced, 80s and early 90's era is much better, smaller tho, but more hockey sense and cohesion, and grit!!!

@4orrcountry

5 жыл бұрын

And...most importantly...more PASSION, also a better style of play. Few things more boring to watch than "puck cycling", smh.

Best hockey ever played was from 1980-1990

My team.

Why doesn’t the Oilers have #4 Retired ? It’s long overdue

these guys in their prime would pee on sidney & meal, rinne and price the now era in nhl.. they were greatest.

@sakarikosonen6228

6 жыл бұрын

J Marciano umm, yeeah, sure they would :D sports tend to evolve. It's a cold fact that the 80's Oilers would be left standing in today's NHL. Just as Ford makes better cars now than 30 years ago, hockey players today are on a different level now. The amount of work and practice you need to put in to even dream of making the NHL has grown exponentially since the 80's. The professionalism and athletecism is on a completely different level now.

@mygirlpiper

6 жыл бұрын

J Marciano I agree it's silly and stupid to compare different teams from different decades BECAUSE the game is always evolving - The 70's The fighting decade The 80's free wheeling high scoring decade The 90's the clutch and grad decade AND the 2000's 2005 till now With All The New Rule Changes Allows the NHL to showcase their superstars with practically a no touch league - So Yes whenever a team won at the time They were the best team at the time Plain and Simple.

@4orrcountry

5 жыл бұрын

@@sakarikosonen6228 False. And absurd. Those Oiler clubs had more skill, speed and grit than what we see in today's watered down NHL. They'd kick ass in a league where there's so little hitting and no redline.

@gooddognigel9992

2 жыл бұрын

@@sakarikosonen6228 wrong! If the oilers skated 45 second shifts they would compete on par or better with today’s nhlers. Now, would the rock ‘em sock ‘em, clutch and grab rules of yesteryear be in place or would it be the don’t even breathe on ‘em rules of today? My money would be on prime Gretzky, Messier, Coffey, Kurri, Anderson, Nilsson, and Fuhr, in any era!!!

I wish the oilers put #4 Kevin Lowe on the rafters . It’s way long overdue

How many Nike golf shirts does Grant Fuhr own?

Awesome team...but where is big Dave Semenko in this documentary?

@thiekrelmik

7 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing .

@thorpestanford5359

5 жыл бұрын

Big Dave taken so young

Who was that wearing McClelland's jersey? His kid maybe?

I was an Islander fan and knew they wouldn't win this one. Gretzky had become too strong.

Kevin Lowe is long long overdue for the Hockey Hall Of Fame

They must shake their heads at what we have become

wow even Larry Melnyk was invited?

Where's Dave Semenko?

i LOVE oilers.........................................................

What about the other oiler teams that won the cup ?

@raj2007ca

9 жыл бұрын

grant fuhr has man boobs lmao

Wayne Gretzky loves Edmonton more than my dad loves me

Someone help me here please. Anyone know why Semenko wasn't involved? Thanks

@hobbikats8744

4 жыл бұрын

Because he passed away

@matthew211237

4 жыл бұрын

I'm confused. Thought this video was from 2014. Smenks died in '17

22:52 of course Glenn Anderson is helping himself to a pair of skates.

THE GREATEST HOCKEY TEAM EVER ASSEMBLED!

Is it true that Oilers fans felt that Gretzky should've won the 84 Conn Smythe trophy?

where is Semenko???????????????????

U can tell Wayne misses Edmonton so much

@MGAF688

2 жыл бұрын

He married who he did and that impacted his life forever.