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Hey everyone, I've been thinking a lot about the tattoo Cornail had—"Never Stop Balling" with a basketball. It's incredibly meaningful and obviously tied to who he was as a person. It's heartbreaking to see a young life cut so short, especially someone who had passions and dreams. I can only imagine what basketball meant to him, maybe it was his escape or something he dreamed of pursuing in the future. Losing someone so young is a deep loss, not just to family and friends, but to the entire community. It really brings home the message of how important it is to support and protect our young people, as well as each other. I hope anyone with any info steps up so that his loved ones can see justice served. My thoughts are with his family and friends during this incredibly tough time. If there's anything we can do as a community to bring any kind of closure or support, it’s important we take that step. Thanks for being a community that cares. Stay safe, everyone.
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It's absolutely devastating to think that Cornail Hill Jr. had such a bright future ahead, only for it to be cut tragically short. I know a few people are focusing on the "Never Stop Balling" tattoo that was used to help identify him, and it's got me wondering—what kind of basketball player was he? It seems fitting for someone so young to have that kind of positive message permanently inked. Perhaps he dreamed of playing professionally or was already an important part of his school team? I think this tattoo tells us a lot about his aspirations and commitment to something he loved. Hopefully, there are friends or teammates out there who can share stories of how he brought his passion to life on the court. My heart goes out to his family and friends who must navigate this immense loss. Let’s keep discussing how we can support them in finding justice and remembering Cornail’s potential, both on and off the court. ??