Kobe Bryant Celebration of Life: Fans Already Emotional Morning of Public Memorial
02/24/2020 10:54 am EST
Their Day
Feb. 24, 2020, is looked at as the day to remember Bryant and Gianna if you ask the Twitter world. It's significant because Bryant wore No. 24 when he was with the Lakers and Gianna wore No. 2 for Team Mamba. The memorial service is expected to have over 20,000 people honoring the Bryant family.
Birthday Present
Actress Holly Robinson Pete said she is attending the memorial service with her son since it's the birthday present he wanted. Bryant was a hero to Pete's son as well as a number of young men and women all over the world, which has led to fans being emotional.
Message for Bryant Family
This Twitter user had a message for the Bryant family ahead of the service. It's clear that emotions are running high nearly a month after the death of Bryant and Gianna. And because of that, the NBA community is thinking about Vanessa and the three other daughters as they continue to mourn the loss of their two family members.
Don't Want Today
This is not a day fans were looking forward to because of how emotional it has been. However, this will be a good day for the entire community because everyone will come together and honor the legacy of two people who were loved by many.
Kobe Highlights
This Twitter user shared some of Bryant's top highlights while playing for the Lakers. Along with being an 18-time All-Star, Bryant won five NBA Championships with the Lakers and he was named NBA Finals MVP twice. He also won the MVP award in 2008.
Message for Kobe
This fan wanted to say something to the Lakers legend before the Celebration of Life. As great of the basketball player Bryant was, he also showed everyone there's more to him than just his love for the game. That is one big reason fans are still emotional about his death.
Life Lesson
This fan is taking what he learned from Bryant and using it in life. The Twitter user also talked about the value of life and show love to everyone around you. There will be plenty of hugs and tears during the service but it's all part of the grieving process.
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