John Elway was in good spirits hobnobbin’ with other celebs and throwing back a beverage from a styrofoam cup just 2 hours before he was involved in the golf cart accident that killed his good friend, Jeff Sperbeck. Take a look at these photos TMZ…
John Elway was in good spirits hobnobbin’ with other celebs and throwing back a beverage from a styrofoam cup just 2 hours before he was involved in the golf cart accident that killed his good friend, Jeff Sperbeck. Take a look at these photos TMZ…
John Elway was in good spirits hobnobbin’ with other celebs and throwing back a beverage from a styrofoam cup just 2 hours before he was involved in the golf cart accident that killed his good friend, Jeff Sperbeck.
Take a look at these photos TMZ Sports obtained from a swanky day party last Saturday inside The Madison Club — a golf community in La Quinta, CA — Elway looked to be having a solid time.
Wearing a red and gray checkered shirt with a white ballcap, the NFL Hall of Famer was mingling with a small group around the bar.
Sources at the event tell us Elway was at the bar around 4:30 PM, but we do not know what he was drinking.
The party seemed to be a pregame of sorts for the Stagecoach music festival — which was taking place about 2 miles away. In addition to Elway, one attendee told us Cindy Crawford and Ashton Kutcher were there as well.
We’re told Elway arrived at roughly 4 PM, and was still there as of 5:15 PM.
As you know, at around 6:50 PM, 62-year-old Sperbeck suffered a significant head injury when he fell off the golf cart Elway was driving — not far from the party — and he later died on April 30.
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The Riverside County Sheriff’s Dept. is investigating the fatal incident, and says it will take “appropriate action based on the outcome” of its probe — though, so far, there’s been no indication of any wrongdoing.
Elway said he was “devastated and heartbroken” in his only public comments since the accident — adding in a statement, “There are no words to truly express the profound sadness I feel with the sudden loss of someone who has meant so much to me.”