Adarius Bowman known to many as one of the top receivers in the game for the last 5 years & one of the best guys off the field.

The 2017 Tom Pate Memorial Award Winner (awarded to a player with outstanding sportsmanship and someone who has made a significant contribution to his team, his community and Association) continues to demonstrate why he won said award.

The Edmonton Eskimos receiver was once a member of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers with REC Brock Ralph.

Ralph a single father of two daughters, Oakley (who live with autism spectrum disorder) and Parker was in need of a little assistance & that’s where Adarius came in.

Watched this last night on the news – another example of the amazing players in the #CFL Take the time to watch.@AdariusBowman you're a champ.https://t.co/c4ueBhf28B — Brodie Lawson (@BrodieLawson) January 12, 2018

Bowman is referred to as Uncle A.D & even once signed into the girls school with that exact title. Bowman is the “sparent,” to Oakley and Parker or spare parent to those who need additional suppoort.

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Just another example of what makes Adarius awesome.