Tim Wakefield's wife, Stacy, shares powerful message late husband left for her

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Stacy Wakefield, the wife of Boston Red Sox great Tim Wakefield who passed away earlier this month at 57, shared a message she found from her husband. 

Wakefield, who was suffering from brain cancer, had words of wisdom in a note that his wife shared with Boston Bruins legend Bobby Orr. He posted to his X account on Wednesday. 

"Never forget where you came from," the message reads. "Be a mentor to others." 

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Tim Wakefield #49 of the Boston Red Sox pitches against the Tampa Bay Rays during the game at Tropicana Field on July 7, 2010 in St. Petersburg, Florida. (J. Meric/Getty Images)

"You didn’t get to where you are today by yourself and no matter what status you accomplish in life, you should assume the responsibility to help those who are less fortunate than you. 

"I’ve been involved with different charities my whole career and I can tell you that I’ve received much more than I’ve given. 

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"I’ve also learned that it doesn’t matter how much money you’ve made, how big your house is or what kind of car you drive. What matters most is: did you make a difference in someone else’s life?"

Wakefield, known for his incredible knuckleball through his 19-year MLB career, spent 17 seasons in a Red Sox uniform where he was a fan favorite throughout. 

Tim Wakefield, #49 of the Boston Red Sox, pitches against the Los Angeles Dodgers during the first inning on June 19, 2010, at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts. (Michael Ivins/Boston Red Sox/Getty Images)

A two-time World Series champion, Wakefield