Bobby Jenx Death: World Hero 2005 died at the age of

Former Chicago midfielder White Sox and world champion in 2005 Bobby Jenx died From cancer at the age of 44 on July 4.

Great Baysbol Course He confirmed that Jenks died in Sintra, Portugal, where he was treated an advanced type of stomach cancer, a type of stomach cancer. He left behind his second wife. Ellen Tzivacosand their children, Zeno and Kate, and four children — Koma, Nolan, Rilan and Jackson — in his previous marriage Adel Romki.

“Former Chicago star White Sox and world champion Bobby Jenks died on July 4 in Sintra, Portugal, where he was fighting with stomach cancer, which was a 44-year-old stomach cancer. X On Saturday, July 4th.

President of White Sox Jerry Rensdorf He also performed mourning for the loss of a “White Sox family icon.

“None of us will never forget that the ninth half of the 4th game in Houston, all the things Bobby has done for the 2005 World Series and the whole of Soxes in Chicago,” Rensdorf said. “He and his family knew that cancer would be the most difficult battle, and he was thought of as a wife, father, friend and friend of the team.

Jenques helped end the 88-year drought at the White Sox to end the ninth goal of the ninth against Houston Astros in 2005.

former White Sox CEO Ozi Gülen He referred to Jens to “one of his favorites at all times” after the announcement of the player’s death.

“I loved that man,” Gülen said. “This is a very sad day for all those related to White Sox. Everyone remembers the moment I called for the great young man in the world chain, so the moment the moment is a very good way to keep the moment for fans to stay alive.

“Everyone is a lovely story about Bobby, so the unification of 2005 (2005)From 11-13 July) It will be a very good opportunity to meet with all his friends and coaches and revive some of our greatest memories about him.”

The Jenks’s historic work was to suspend the league’s record for the retirement of consecutive, at the age of He played for White Sox from 2005 to 2010 and then played for Boston in 2011.

He later served as a coach and director general at Grand Jankshen Rockes, as part of the MLB leaders. He has been the coach of Princeton Fickerers and Windy City.

In February, Jenques is diagnosed with stomach cancer during an interview with mlb.com Instead of his hospital in Portugal. He confirmed that doctors discovered a tumor in his chest after CT scan, and eventually cancer spread to the lining of the stomach, the lower back, shoulder and bones.

“Now is the time to do what I had to do to improve myself and get more time for myself, even though you want to watch,” Jenks said. – I’ll tell you something: I’m dying here in Portugal.

“They haven’t put any numbers on it. I don’t even want a number. You always hear the stories, ‘Oh, six months, 25 years ago. I won’t buy it in that.

Jenks and his family’s difficulties were more complicated when his home in the Pacific Ocean in California Palesads Fire in January. Jens was able to save his world series but lost all his other memories in his career.

Jenx admits that Jenks admits that “I have a single bag in my own name. “Everything is gone. All the other things I have done so far. I have everything, first to first. Everything is not alternative.