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Funeral Set For Tampa NFL Great Killed In Shooting | Florida Sentinel Bulletin

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March 28, 1979 — June 6, 2020 Reche and brother Andre was another amazing family from Tampa to  make it in the NFL.

RECHE CALDWELL … As a professional football player     BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor               Police are currently investigating a shooting that left a man dead.

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