Post by Christina Casto on Oct 9, 2012 21:32:07 GMT -5
Monday eve. we lost a wonderful man to cancer. Malcomb Cisco, father of Nicole, was not only a lover of the sport of Armwrestling but one of the best teachers I have had the priveledge of knowing. I will miss the times we would see him at the Ohio State Chamiponships, I looked forward to the lessons he would always teach me. Not in pulling itself but great life lessons. He would always say you cant always win. you can improve when you are loosing but if you are always winning then what do you improve on.
I met several of his students from the school he taught at, and they always had good things to say about him and how he taught them to wrestle in school. He had a table at school and would have lessons. He helped alot of troubled kids get back in the right direction
We use to ask him to come to Wv to ref our tournaments and he always did and never would let us pay him. He said we were young couple and doing a great thing for the sport. He would tell us to put the money back into our next tournament. so we would.
For me Malcom was my father in armwrestling. I will always remember him fondly RIP MALCOM CISCO.
I met several of his students from the school he taught at, and they always had good things to say about him and how he taught them to wrestle in school. He had a table at school and would have lessons. He helped alot of troubled kids get back in the right direction
We use to ask him to come to Wv to ref our tournaments and he always did and never would let us pay him. He said we were young couple and doing a great thing for the sport. He would tell us to put the money back into our next tournament. so we would.
For me Malcom was my father in armwrestling. I will always remember him fondly RIP MALCOM CISCO.
prayers go out 