Teacher - Passed away from cancer April 2005

Steve passed away in January of 2005; he will be missed.

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He was a dear friend and will be deeply missed by many-we shared many happy memories together and I will cherish them always. He will always be remembered and near to my heart. My prayers go out to his family.

Kris Jackson

William Magruder was a very good friend to me and everyone else around him. I miss and love him very much! Every time I saw Bill (William)I was glad! I still visit his grave, time to time, and can still feel the warm friendship of his company! Bill had a lot going on in his life when he left us, and i fully understand him and wish i was around the last year of his life or that day, but he truely knows i love him and i know he feels the same. Bill is in the same place we will all go to one day and i just think god for the days he was here! Bill was a fun, joking, and very nice person!

Love you alway's Bill, your friend alway's,
Tim Rains

Brad passed away on October 05, 2003. If you would like to comment on any memory you may have of Brad please do so on the memorial site that has been set up for him. You can find it at http://bradley-sanford.memory-of.com/about.aspx

I am very sad to say that it has been about one year now that Denny Shulte has passed. He is missed dearly by his friends and family. Denny passed away because of many reasons that do not need to be shared. My prayers are with him, his family and the people who new Denny Shulte on the inside.

Sincerely
Geoffrey Sandt

Coach - Lost his battle to cancer in June 2005.

Mike died in September 1986 in a car accident.

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I first met Mike in junior high and got to know him when we ran cross country (first for the Missouri Milers, then through high school). He was a good guy to know and a great runner, running varsity much earlier than the rest of us. I'm not sure why, but the things that I remember most about Mike are varied; his height (he was quite tall), his sense of humor, his beat-up old yellow Chevy Nova, and the time he grew his hair long and started wearing an earring. That was a shock to some of us at the time I remember, but it was just him trying to express his individuality; pretty tame by today's standards, I suppose. I also remember a group of us hanging out and waiting for him to get off work at Wendy's on McKelvey; that time he climbed up on the Taco Bell next door and we kicked the bell around the parking lot. Funny the things we did when we were young, eh? Mike went to Mizzou for one week in August of 1986. Then he came back home for the Labor Day weekend. It was then that he died as a passenger in a car accident. His death was a shock to all of us. Mike was a good friend and part of our tight-knit group of runners. I know we all miss him dearly.

Keith Hulsey