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Subject: Dick Hoyt told TV's TODAY in 2013, “They said, ‘Forget Rick, put him away, put him in an institution, he’s going to be a vegetable for the rest of his life,’... "Today he’s 51 years old and we still haven’t figured out what kind of vegetable he is — and guess what?... Author: ...That vegetable has been turned into a bronze statue.” [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Friday, March 26, 09:50:06am In reply to: Memorial services planned for April 17th 's message, "The late Dick Hoyt remembered by family and neighbors. ..." on Friday, March 26, 02:47:08am Dick Hoyt told TV's TODAY in 2013, “They said, ‘Forget Rick, put him away, put him in an institution, he’s going to be a vegetable for the rest of his life,’... "Today he’s 51 years old and we still haven’t figured out what kind of vegetable he is — and guess what? That vegetable has been turned into a bronze statue.” Indeed, the irrepressible father and son duo were memorialized in a life-sized bronze statue at the starting line of the Boston Marathon that year. ... [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]