New Orleans Saints GM Mickey Loomis Faces Heartbreaking Personal Tragedy
New Orleans Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis is facing a devastating personal crisis. Loomis announced today that his wife, Lorraine Loomis, has been diagnosed with a severe and progressive illness. In a statement released through the team, Mickey Loomis shared the heartbreaking news, expressing his profound sadness and concern for his wife’s health.
“Lorraine has always been my rock and my greatest support,” Loomis said. “It is incredibly difficult to share this news, but I want to be open about the challenges our family is currently facing. Lorraine has been diagnosed with a serious condition that will require extensive treatment and support.”
The Loomis family has requested privacy during this difficult time as they focus on Lorraine’s treatment and care. Mickey Loomis, who has been with the Saints since 2002 and played a key role in the team’s Super Bowl XLIV victory, expressed his gratitude for the support and well-wishes from the football community and fans.
The Saints organization has also offered their full support to Loomis and his family, with team officials and players rallying around him during this challenging period.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with Mickey and Lorraine as they navigate this incredibly tough situation,” said Saints head coach Dennis Allen. “We are here for them in any way they need.”
The Loomis family’s resilience and privacy will be respected as they face this difficult journey together.
