Congratulations to our October Season Ticket Member of the Month, David Ramirez! David has been a Rams fan since 1966, when he attended his very first game at the Los Angeles Coliseum at just six years old. His favorite Rams memory is witnessing the Ram's Super Bowl LVI victory in person. For David, being a Rams fan means carrying on a family legacy of loyalty and passion that spans three generations. Learn more about David below!
When did you become a Rams Season Ticket Member?
In 1980, when the team moved to Orange County, I started my own tradition as a season ticket holder at Anaheim Stadium. Just as my dad and uncle did for me, I packed up my kids and headed down the freeway to game days, passing the passion down.
Share your story on how you became a Rams Fan.
My Rams journey began in 1966 when I was six years old. My father and uncle walked me up the grand steps of the Los Angeles Coliseum for my first game. The sight of those iconic blue and white helmets under the California sun hooked me for life.
What is your favorite Rams memory?
Sitting in SoFi Stadium as a season ticket holder watching McVay, Stafford, and Donald win Super Bowl LVI, I look at my family and realize: through every move and decade of waiting, the Rams' horns have remained the true heartbeat of our family.
What does being a Rams fan mean to you?
Being a Rams fan means sixty years of family legacy, loyalty, and passion passed down through three generations. From the Coliseum in 1966 to SoFi Stadium today, tailgating before games and seeing my Stafford signed Super Bowl football in my own man cave.
Who is your favorite Rams player past or present? Why?
Matthew Stafford is my favorite Rams player. The way he orchestrated our Super Bowl LVI winning drive on home turf showed true grit. Having him sign my championship football at training camp cemented him as an absolute legend to my family.
Do you have any gameday rituals? If so, what are they?
Since Anaheim in 1980, the Coliseum in 2016, and now SoFi, our ritual is sacred: fire up the grill early, hoist the Rams flag high, share cold drinks with family, and head inside unified to make as much noise as possible!
How do you show your Rams pride outside of gameday?
My Rams pride runs year-round! I wear gear daily, painted my curb address in blue and gold, and filled my pool yard with team signs. Everyone locally knows my fandom, but we took it global-my wife and I even traveled to Melbourne to support our Rams!
