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RIP Dr. Wayne Sebastianelli
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Can't get to any of the obits. How old was he? Was it sudden? Very sad. Seen him a few times and know many people who he helped can back to physical activity after an injury(old people not athletes). R.I.P.
My wife told me earlier this morning, Zeno, I'm really sorry to hear about The Doc. Seabass.......
Reading your post, The Doc was from Jessup, never knew that.
He's up with Joe who told him to fix so and so who's got an ankle.
Penn State has now put out a news release regarding Sebastianelli's death.
Our story here:
www.on3.com
Full release here:
www.psu.edu
Our story here:
Penn State releases statement on the death of longtime Director of Athletic Medicine, Wayne Sebastianelli
Penn State Director of Athletic Medicine Wayne Sebastianelli passed away unexpectedly over the weekend, BWI can confirm.
Full release here:
Penn State mourns the loss of sports medicine leader Wayne Sebastianelli | Penn State University
Wayne J. Sebastianelli, a longtime leader in sports medicine at Penn State who spent more than three decades caring for student-athletes and advancing research on sports-related injuries, died May 4. He was 68.
www.psu.edu
HS classmate of my ex and one of my best friends. A good man.My wife told me earlier this morning, Zeno, I'm really sorry to hear about The Doc. Seabass.......
Reading your post, The Doc was from Jessup, never knew that.
@Bkmtnittany1 and a few others from the Wyoming Valley.
I don't do the media stuff like Facebk, Linkedin, or any others - just the McAndrew,
Anyway, this popped up on my screen while reading some of the posts on the Mac board and thought it interesting to persons previously from the Valley.
My friends and I would travel with our bikes about three miles to Forty Fort Ice Cream for a Pig's Dinner severed in a wooden trough, loaded w/bananas, ice cream, and toppings.
Our Historic Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania | Forty Fort dairy bar back in the 60s | Facebook
Grablick’s Ice Cream Parlor in West Pittston had the Pig’s Dinner and also the 20
Scoop Pagan’s Delight!
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RIP Wayne
I know we deservedly like to rip on Big Shame James for his obvious incompetence, but we shouldn’t forget the tarnish Bill O’Brien left on the PSU program.
Read and remember what happened to Dr. Wayne when BillO decided to play executive and make changes to the football program.
I know we deservedly like to rip on Big Shame James for his obvious incompetence, but we shouldn’t forget the tarnish Bill O’Brien left on the PSU program.
Read and remember what happened to Dr. Wayne when BillO decided to play executive and make changes to the football program.
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There was an Ice Cream parlor inside the Oxford Valley Mall, Langhorne PA. That used to do something similar called the Pigs Delight, I think they sang a song as well.
RIP.
RIP to the dude who tried to take down Bill O'Brien back in May 2013, as part of that Sports Illustrated article.
Sebastinelli, as a Paterno Loyalist, thought he had a job for life within Penn State football and he couldn't handle the fact that changed once Paterno was rightfully fired from Penn State. His response was to try to back-stab O'Brien.
Dr. Sebastinelli also flat out lied when he said, back in 2020 and it was being debated whether college football should come back in the COVID era, that "cardiac MRI scans revealed that approximately a third of Big Ten athletes who tested positive for COVID-19 appeared to have myocarditis."
RIP to a liar and back-stabber.
RIP to the dude who tried to take down Bill O'Brien back in May 2013, as part of that Sports Illustrated article.
Sebastinelli, as a Paterno Loyalist, thought he had a job for life within Penn State football and he couldn't handle the fact that changed once Paterno was rightfully fired from Penn State. His response was to try to back-stab O'Brien.
Dr. Sebastinelli also flat out lied when he said, back in 2020 and it was being debated whether college football should come back in the COVID era, that "cardiac MRI scans revealed that approximately a third of Big Ten athletes who tested positive for COVID-19 appeared to have myocarditis."
RIP to a liar and back-stabber.
Yes thats it. I kept thinking Friendly's but knew that wasn't right. Thanks.
He brought honor to his profession and to Penn State. He will be missed. Rest in peace.
I'd say something, but you've said more about yourself than anyone possibly could.
Yea, that's it... look at all the testimonies pouring in thanking Sebass, and then you're even defending FLO as part of it too. Good god, I can't believe you're this idiotic.
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Here's a link to his obituary.
Dr. Wayne J. Sebastianelli Obituary | Arthur A. Albini Funeral Home | Jessup, PA
View Dr. Wayne J. Sebastianelli's complete obituary, share memories, and explore 67 tribute posts from the community.
albinifh.com
109 total messages. Maybe you should leave it at 109. Just sayin.
Wayne Sebastianelli Made an Enduring Impact on the Lives of Many
It is part of our humanity that our lives intersect with other people’s lives. It's unavoidable. And then there are those who move across life’s sky to
www.statecollege.com
Tom , appreciative of you posting this wonderful article. Please let’s focus on Jay’s gift of writing,, and his honoring of a giant of a human being and amazing health care provider.Wayne Sebastianelli Made an Enduring Impact on the Lives of Many
It is part of our humanity that our lives intersect with other people’s lives. It's unavoidable. And then there are those who move across life’s sky to
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