Early into what’s become a three-and-a-half-decade-career with the Colts, Pam Humphrey saw a newborn nestled in a carrier at the team’s facility.
Fast-forward to 2021, and Humphrey saw that baby – Kalen Jackson, Colts Vice Chair/Co-Owner – make a tremendous impact in the important space of mental health awareness.
“It’s kind of blown my mind, because she’s just a baby and now she’s having babies, and she’s a very big proponent of the Kicking The Stigma movement,” Humphrey said. “So it brings it back full circle. The baby is now a leader.”
Humphrey has seen the Colts grow up, literally and figuratively, since Larry Hall – now the team’s Vice President of Special Projects and Historical Affairs – hired her to join the club’s ticketing department in 1987. She’s been a member of the Colts’ communications department for 34 years, and has been on two staffs – in 1996 and 2019 – that earned the Pete Rozelle Award, given annually by the Pro Football Writers Association to the top…