His soon-to-be HOF thread says more than anyone could describe unless they were lucky enough to know him personally.
His soon-to-be HOF thread says more than anyone could describe unless they were lucky enough to know him personally.
May God please wrap your arms around Tulsa's family in these times. My heart is aching for them. Tulsa will truly have the best seat in the house at football games. It was an honor to read his posts and converse with him.
RIP Rich Wenneker, aka TulsaHale74.
see you on the other side...
"I hope it doesn't attack me..." words spoken by RedRage00 upon seeing a small deer in my backyard.27
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This is where you post something no one else cares about.
RIP. Thoughts and Prayers go out to his family!
RIP Josh Rake
War Eagle
Go Dragons!
In a blessed falling asleep, grant, O Lord, eternal rest unto Thy departed servant Richard and make his memory to be eternal!
I'm sad...
Godspeed Sir...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tV6u97beANs
We'll post together again...
Tulsa will be missed. Please father bless this mans family and friends. Heal their hearts and let their pain rest.![]()
The last time Katy played you...you got a beat down. You closed down your school. Built a new one. Changed your mascot and moved down to 4a.
You're running out of bricks and mascots...you have no choice but to win this game.
TulsaHale74...
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YEARS OF MAKING A POINT... 1 SEASON TO MAKE A STATEMENT.
S T O N Y P O I N T T I G E R SW E L C O M E T O T H E J U N G L E
in trying to deal with this, I went back and pulled up his posts. He really wanted you to run for Governor.
http://forums.5atexasfootball.com/se...d=781215&pp=25
Rest in Peace Rich.
I have no words. I'm shedding tears, as I type this, for a man I've never met... yet he feels like my own brother. Weird!
RIP, Rich!
"Oel ngati kameie..."
"Hail to the gReAtEsT!"
2010 - (PCA) Best Argumentative CFB Award
2009 - (PCA) Best Argumentative CFB Award
2007 - NFL Survivor Champion
2005 - College Football Top Gun Champion
2005 - (PCA) Rookie of the Year
TulsaHale74 - gone, but never forgotten!
BOOMER F'N SOONER!
Obituary:
Richard Reese Wenneker, age 54, of Grapevine peacefully departed this world on August 25, 2010 at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. Rich and his family have lived in Grapevine since 1989. He worked as a Mainframe Software Systems Engineer being employed by BNSF and then IBM for most of those years. He enjoyed the outdoors (especially the mountains northeast of Santa Fe, NM), computer and communications technology, and Texas high school football. He was active as an adult Scouter with Troop 28 in Colleyville and in the work of First United Methodist Church in Grapevine where he was a member.
Rich was born to Keith and Shirley Wenneker on August 2, 1956 in Tulsa, Ok. He was raised in Tulsa and graduated from Tulsa Hale High School in 1974. While a youth he was active in Boy Scouts, receiving the Eagle rank and the OA Vigil honor. He attended and was employed by Oklahoma State University from 1974 to 1984. He married Sonja Leanne Kerby in Tulsa on July 14th, 1984. They started their family together in the Tulsa area and moved to Grapevine in 1989. Rich was a devoted family man, actively raising three sons with his wife Sonja.
Rich is survived by his loving wife Sonja and their sons Adam, 24, of Dallas; Corey, 22, of Stillwater, Ok; and Jacob, 18, of Grapevine; as well as his mother Shirley Wenneker of Tulsa, his brother Phil Wenneker of Centerville, Tn, and his sister Lori Thompson of Broken Arrow, Ok. Rich was preceded in death by his father Keith Wenneker
Great poster, I'm sure he was an even better person
You'll be missed
Best Poster At The Game- 2010 Winner
RIP Atwelljrock
RIP TulsaHale74
Wow, I have known Rich for more than half my life (22 years old), yet, I never knew he was TulsaHale74 on this site. I went to church with him and his family, and also grew up with one of his sons, Corey, and would see him on campus sometimes. I haven't posted on here in a few years, but have still read a lot. I always read his posts, being a Cowboy Alumni myself, I always liked his pro OSU stance. I don't know if you read this, but if you do Corey, I am so sorry for your loss.
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