The reaction of the New York Director Yanxiz Aaron Bon on Sunday to the sudden revelation Brett Gardner And his wife, Jessica, made from their younger son, Miller.
The Gardner family said in a statement issued by Yanxiz. Details about the whereabouts of the Gardner family and what Miller died is unclear.
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The New York Yanxiz, Pretty Gardner, left No. 11, and manager Aaron Bon, No. 17, speaking during a match against Tampa Bay Rais in Tropicana Field in Saint Petersburg, Florida, on September 24, 2019. (Kim Klement-usa Sports Day)
“We are talking about being a family all the time, and although Brett has disappeared for a few years, this does not stop,” Bon told reporters. New York Post. “Many people there (the club) who know this family closely. It is a very difficult day and very difficult news.”
Bon said that all the team that can do now is to provide support to Gardner and his family during the time it is.
Bon added: “With the best we can, we will pray for the Gardner family and where we can support,” Bon added. “This is a kind of unimaginable that, unfortunately, this is where we are. Very sad. Very difficult.”
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The New York Yanxiz, Pretty Gardner, left No. 11, and manager Aaron Bon, No. 17, speaking before the match against Tampa Bay Rais in Tropicana Field in Saint Petersburg, Florida, on July 24, 2018. (Kim Klement-usa Sports Day)
The tragic revelation was made earlier on Sunday. Gardner Played for Yanxiz from 2008 to 2021, including years under Bonn.
“With heavy hearts, we are sad to announce the death of our younger son, Miller. He was 14 years old and left us after a very long time after being ill with many other family members during leave.” “We have a lot of questions and a few answers at this stage, but we know that he died safely in his sleep on Friday morning, March 21st.
“Miller was a beloved son and brother, and we could not yet understand our lives without his infectious smile. He loved football, baseball, golf, hunting, fishing, family, and friends. He lived life to the fullest every day.”
New York Manager Yanxiz Aaron Bon, No. 17, speaks to the left vein player Brett Gardner, No. 11, before a match against Boston Reed Suxe at Yanki Stadium in New York City on May 8, 2-18. (Barder-Ausa today sport)
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Gardner's family thanked those who showed support for them and asked for privacy.
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