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Classmates Remember DeMatha Football Player Rico Webb
4:58 PM, Mar. 6, 2012
HYATTSVILLE, Md. (WUSA) -- On Monday, an emotional memorial service was held for a rising football star who died suddenly after complaining of chest problems this weekend.
Rico Webb was called "the gentle giant." The 6'7," 365 pound offensive lineman stood out as a powerhouse on the field, but was kind and mild-mannered in the hallways of Dematha High School where his classmates remembered him in tears and in laughs.
... The high school senior left school Saturday with some flu-like symptoms.
Later that night he complained of chest pains and died at the hospital.
Webb had a bright future ahead of him, just signing a full scholarship to play ball at Alabama State.
An autopsy is being conducted to determine the exact cause of Webb's death.
Re: DeMatha Football Player dies - Blood clot was the cause of death
Rico Webb: Saying goodbye to a 17-year-old 'gentle giant'
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By Sunlen Miller
March 3, 2012 - 09:42 pm
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More than 600 people came out to the Bridgeway Community Church in pay their respects in an emotional funeral service where Richard, known to his family and friends as ?Rico,? was honored.
Re: DeMatha Football Player dies - Blood clot was the cause of death
In Memoriam: Rico Webb '12
Posted February 28, 2012
The DeMatha Community mourns the death of senior Rico Webb on Sunday, February 26. Rico passed away froma pulmonary thromboembolism at Howard County General Hospital.
Funeral services for Rico were held on Saturday, March 3rd, at the Bridgeway Community Church, 9189 Red Branch Road, Columbia, MD, with a viewing from 9-11:00 AM and funeral service at 11 AM.
WJLA video and story on Rico's funeral
