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Former New York Yankees star Nick Swisher's wife, JoAnna Garcia, recently offered an insight into her husband's latest wishes to get a relaxing yet adventurous water equipment.
On Sunday, the Sweet Magnolias actress posted a reel sent by Swisher featuring a short video of a man cruising on a "recliner boat" from Inspiring Designs. In the clip, a man is lounging in what looks like a floating La-Z-Boy while going across the water. JoAnna captioned the Story:
"You guys. In case anyone is wondering. This is what @yourboyswish slides into my DM’s with…"
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Nick Swisher and JoAnna Garcia tied the knot in December 2010 after starting to date in 2009. Swisher is the father of two daughters: Emerson (born May 21, 2013) and Sailor (born June 2016).
After his bright MLB career, including the World Series with the Yankees in 2009 and an All-Star selection in 2010, the Ohio State University alum has turned to roles such as analyst, broadcaster, and special advisor to the Yankees.
Nick Swisher's wife JoAnna honors late memory of father Jay Garcia
On Sunday, JoAnna Garcia honored her late father, Jay Garcia, who died on November 9, 2019, just one day before his 74th birthday.
She posted a nostalgic photo of her father teaching her and siblings, including brother Mike Garcia. She wrote:
"5 years feels like forever and yesterday all at the same time. Our rock. Our hero. All the things. Love and miss you so much, Dad."
JoAnna Garcia's father migrated with his family to the United States at the age of just 14, as he settled in Pompano Beach, Florida. He is known for being the first recipient of the first baseball scholarship by the University of South Florida.
After earning her medical degree from Temple University, Jay Garcia started a private practice in Tampa, Florida, as a gynecologist.
At his funeral, he was remembered as "a wonderful doctor, helping women generation after generation for over 45 years."
