IN MEMORIAM...A tribute to our fallen Thoroughbreds!
This forum is dedicated to the men and women of KSU that have passed away. These loved ones have left strong legacies and have provided us memories that will last a lifetime. They have touched our lives on campus and beyond, and have left imprints on our hearts and souls! Please do them the honor of sharing your favorite memories and be sure to post pictures in tribute to them!
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Permalink Reply by PIERCE FOSTER 3 on -
can somebody tell me what happened to coach "B" (FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE LINE COACH)
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Permalink Reply by PIERCE FOSTER 3 on
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no .....i was speaking of coach "b' with football during smalls era 95-97
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Permalink Reply by PIERCE FOSTER 3 on
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lolol ......no im not talking about coach berry, but he would know whom im speaking of. Coach "B" was a name the players reffered to him as. coach "B" was Caucasian (is that your guy) so ask coach berry what's the deal and get the skinny for us. I was approached by E.WADE in atlanta and he told me he passed, so i was wondering from what and when?
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Permalink Reply by Raymond Butler on -
big coach Bendecovik? You know that was my man! He died from either a heart attach or sleep apnea around 2003!
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Permalink Reply by Anthony (Tony) Bracken on -
RIP to my boys, Anthony Hood and Isreal Felton!!! K-State legends!
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Permalink Reply by Sandra Bassett on -
Can never forget who taught me the meaning of slamming cards in bid whist! I will never forget the love he showed me and how he and Ella took me under their wing. Much love, forever Hood!
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Permalink Reply by stephanie lewis (smith) on -
Hood and Isreal kept me in check like big brothers!!!!!!!!!!!!! from another mother! I wasnt even a student at the time but they lived in the apt across frm my mom when i was in high school and they would watch over the neighborhood kids like we were their own! now there watching over us all! r.i.p.
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Permalink Reply by Nisha White on -
I remember how Gospel Ensemble went to a church in Versailles, KY and it was the first time I got the Holy Ghost and Hood carried me out of the church.....He used to clown me about that all the time.
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Permalink Reply by Dianna L. (Gaines) Dillard on -
Anthony Hood was from Cleveland, right? When did he pass?
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Permalink Reply by Yvanne "Evie" Smith on -
Anthony was from Gary.
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Permalink Reply by Carl & Rhonda (Gibson)Washington on -
I knew about Hood but what happened with Israel? He was cool people too. I ran my first Boston with Hood!
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Permalink Reply by Myke Romaine on -
RIP to my man Rick Denton class of 92. He pass away around 1997 but I still got mad love for him. He really showed me how to kick it. Holla at me if you remember my dog he was real good people.
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