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Cowboys establish Marshawn Kneeland memorial fund to support his family
For the first time since the tragic death of Marshawn Kneeland, we spoke with Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer on Wednesday.
Schottenheimer shared with reporters that the organization has created the Marshawn Kneeland Memorial Fund, a gesture rooted in compassion and a commitment to long-term support.
The fund was established to care for Kneeland’s girlfriend, Catalina Mancera, and their unborn child, ensuring they have stability and security in the years ahead.
In the midst of grief, Schottenheimer emphasized that the team’s focus extends beyond football, centering instead on family, community, and honoring Kneeland’s life in a meaningful way.
“We are going to honor Marshawn and his family in a number of different ways. The organization has been amazing. We have started the Marshawn Kneeland Memorial Fund where we can all give to support Catalina. She is pregnant. We want to make sure she is taken care of and the baby is taken care of for the rest of their lives. It is very important to our guys and to us.”
- Brian Schottenheimer
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Ali Jawad
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