Sister Sees 'Sign' from Late Sports Reporter Just a Day After His Passing

Molly Rucker, sister of the late sports reporter Wes Rucker, shared a profound experience following his sudden passing. She revealed her story through social media shortly after his death.

Remembering Wes Rucker

Wes Rucker was a dedicated sports journalist known for covering University of Tennessee athletics. He passed away in a car accident in Knoxville, Tennessee on February 19 at the age of 43.

He leaves behind his wife, Lauren, and their son Hank. At the time of his passing, Lauren was expecting their second child, a daughter.

A Tribute from Molly

Molly expressed her deep connection with Wes. She mentioned asking for a specific sign to know he was okay and receiving it within a day. Molly reflected on their special sibling bond as she wrote about how loving Wes felt effortless.

In her message, Molly said she would choose him as her brother again without hesitation and praised his skills in expressing affection and pride for her achievements.

Community Support

To support the family following his loss, Molly established a GoFundMe page, which has raised over $718,000. The initiative aims to provide stability for Lauren and the children.

Top donations came from ESPN personalities Kirk Herbstreit and Scott Van Pelt, each contributing $5,000 to the effort.