Quotes About Legacy

Being an Israeli is to know that you have risen from the ashes of those who were killed and knowing you have a responsibility for the coming generations.

And my biggest revelation that will never be beaten is the Beatles. I couldn't believe that I'd gone my whole life without knowing all those songs.

I don't want to be known as the Hilton heiress, because I didn't do anything for that.

In 'The Goods,' I'm Ed Helms' dad, and I was known all those years as Kirk Cameron's father, and now I'm known as Robin Thicke's father, so I find myself playing myself a lot and, frankly, living up to expectations of what the public's image of me is.

I would like to be known as a great leader, not as a great woman leader.

It is an advantage to be born in Kapoor family and to be known by that name, but it also a burden because there are lots of expectations from you.

Kobe's legacy is definitely one of the best players to play this game ever.

Kobe made an impact on basketball in a big way. He came in the League when he was 17 years old, but he was working on his game every day... The way he played, people all around the world loved the passion that he put in for basketball.

Kobe was a legend.

Kobe Bryant is one of those guys I never imagined being on the same court with. It was always an aspiration.

Kevin Garnett was a great player, but he wasn't Kobe Bryant.

I grew up watching Kobe Bryant.

I've been watching Kobe ever since I can remember.

I guess, if it wasn't for Jordan, there would be no LeBron or Kobe who plays like that.

Kobe never got complacent. He always wanted more. And I think, ultimately, that's going to be his legacy.

I got a lot of respect for Kobe.

Kobe Bryant is a walking stat himself. He doesn't have to explain what he brings to the table.

There are no other Kobe Bryants.

I don't want to see Kobe Bryant ever leave. If he was 100 years old and still playing, I'd be happy.

To have Kobe retire as a Laker, that to me is really important.

Kobe meant a lot to me growing up.

I grew up a huge fan of Kobe.

Rest in peace, King Kong Bundy.

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