It’s a boy!
Nick Fellers | October 19, 2009
Update: My wife, Anna, and I welcomed our first child to the world (very) early Friday morning: William (Will) Xavier Fellers.
Will and mom are doing great. He’s a big baby – coming in at 10lbs 11ozs! He’s built like a tight-end with long legs and big hands. It’s clear he will make an excellent addition to Fighting Irish recruiting class of 2027. Though, growing up around Tom he may just turn those long legs and arms into become a golden glove boxer…
Thanks all for your well wishes and support. Send an email – I’m happy to pass along a picture of the little ‘X-Man’ as many have taken to calling him… though I’m an internet geek I’m still weary of posting Will for the world at three days old 
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sean smeeton - October 22nd, 2009 4:02 pm
Congratulations!!
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Robert Price - October 30th, 2009 9:34 am
I’m sorry that I missed this notice. Congratulations! You can share the pictures when you come to Harrisburg in December.
My youngest son was also 10lbs 11ozs and born on the day that Michigan State Was beating up on Penn State (we could see Beaver Stadium from the Hospital. The nurses all commented that JoPa needed him at that size. Sixteen years later he is playing full back and linebacker for his high school team. The years go fast, enjoy them!
Bob
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Robert Price - October 30th, 2009 9:35 am
I’m sorry that I missed this notice. Congratulations! You can share the pictures when you come to Harrisburg in December.
My youngest son was also 10lbs 11ozs and born on the day that Michigan State Was beating up on Penn State (we could see Beaver Stadium from the Hospital). The nurses all commented that JoPa needed him at that size. Sixteen years later he is playing full back and linebacker for his high school team. The years go fast, enjoy them!
Bob
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John Vigo - November 3rd, 2009 12:22 pm
Nick, congratulations on Will’s arrival. I know you are enjoying parentood. Best wishes from all of us here in the Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep, San Francisco development office. Go Irish!
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