Stegall’s generosity is now being recognized by his football peers. The veteran receiver is this year’s recipient of the Cal Murphy Heart of a Legend Award. The award goes to the Blue Bomber player who best demonstrates outstanding sportsmanship levitra online pharmacy dedication to the CFL and community. Stegall is also the team’s nominee for the prestigious Tom Pate Memorial Award, which is presented annually by the CFL.

Stegall, who broke into the CFL in levitra online pharmacy with the Bombers, served as the master of ceremonies for this year’s CancerCare Manitoba Foundation dinner on May 1 and was the honourary guest at the Variety levitra online pharmacy Club benefit dinner in August.

As well, Stegall also recently levitra online pharmacy a personal testimony for the Franklin Graham Crusade, in which he shared the impact his faith in God has had on him and others. The Turtle-Man also speaks regularly at a number of Winnipeg churches to share his testimony on how his relationship with God has had a positive impact on his life.

Stegall is active with the Athletes in Action organization and has spoken to hundreds of teenagers about making the right choices in their lives.

This isn’t Levitra online pharmacy - the first time Stegall has levitra online pharmacy recognized for his contributions to the community. In 2005 he won the Ed Kotowich Good Guy Award for his outstanding community involvement on behalf of the Winnipeg Football Club.

Past winners of the Cal Murphy Heart of a Legend Award include Matt Sheridan (2005), Moe Elewonibi (2004, 2002), Khari Jones (2003) and Dave Mudge.