Brian died at his residence in Sterling, OK on May 17, 2015.
He served in the Army for eight years and was a truck driver for T&G in Lawton, OK
Brian loved rodeo. He rode bulls, broncs, and also roped. He continued his passion for rodeo by being a announcer and teaching youngsters about the sport.
Brian also loved racing and drove race cars as well as lawn mowers.
He served in the Army for eight years and was a truck driver for T&G in Lawton, OK
Brian loved rodeo. He rode bulls, broncs, and also roped. He continued his passion for rodeo by being a announcer and teaching youngsters about the sport.
Brian also loved racing and drove race cars as well as lawn mowers.
Brian died at his residence in Sterling, OK on May 17, 2015.
He served in the Army for eight years and was a truck driver for T&G in Lawton, OK
Brian loved rodeo. He rode bulls, broncs, and also roped. He continued his passion for rodeo by being a announcer and teaching youngsters about the sport.
Brian also loved racing and drove race cars as well as lawn mowers.
He served in the Army for eight years and was a truck driver for T&G in Lawton, OK
Brian loved rodeo. He rode bulls, broncs, and also roped. He continued his passion for rodeo by being a announcer and teaching youngsters about the sport.
Brian also loved racing and drove race cars as well as lawn mowers.
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