The Miami Dolphins paid tribute to a Florida football coach who was killed in February while trying to protect students during the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
During the third quarter of its season opener game against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, the NFL team honored Aaron Feis as their 2018 Coach of the Year. Tom Garfinkel, Miami Dolphins President and CEO, presented the award to Feis' widow Melissa and his daughter Arielle.
'Coach Aaron Feis lost his life protecting students during the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. Today, we honored his legacy by presenting his wife and daughter the George Smith High School Coach of the Year Award,' the Dolphins tweeted.
Tom Garfinkel, Miami Dolphins President and CEO, presented Aaron Feis' wife and daughter with an award honoring the late coach
Melissa and Arielle received a standing ovation as they were handed the award, the Sun Sentinel reports. The team went on to win Sunday's game 27 to 20.
Willis May, the coach for Marjory Stoneman, said it was an honor for the school for Feis to be recognized as coach of the year.
'If you knew him, you would appreciate that he got that award, because he really was a great man, mentor, friend and dad. For him to get the award was definitely an honor and well deserved,' he said.
Aaron Feis, 37, was killed in February shielding students from gunman Nikolas Cruz during the shooting at Marjory Stoneman
Players from the high school football team stood on the sideline during the game for the National Anthem
The Miami Dolphins presented Feis with George Smith High School Coach of the Year Award during its season opener game, which they won
'Anybody who knew coach Feis loved him. We miss him every day and we're very happy for him, his family and all the MSD family.'
Feis was an offensive line coach and security guard at the Parkland, Florida high school. T
he 37-year-old was hailed a hero after he ran into the building where the shooting was happening and shielded students from gunman Nikolas Cruz.
He was one of 17 killed during the February 14 rampage. Another 17 were injured.
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Main photo article The Miami Dolphins paid tribute to a Florida football coach who was killed in February while trying to protect students during the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
During the third quarter of its season opener game against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, the NFL team honored...
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