My cousin is married to an Uncle of Casey's. He was such a funny, loving person. There is a card game, Bouree, that my family plays and once we played it when Casey was visiting my cousin's home. He was a teenager then. He loved it and was hooked, but the funny part was he couldn't remember the name and always said he was ready to "Boo-ya" and eat shrimp dip. He was a true blessing and I was very fortunate to have known him in his short life. ~Colette
My cousin said it best in his Celebration Service Book - "Casey made sure that we didn't take ourselves too seriously. He loved us without limits; he lived without hesitation. Casey made us happy. Casey the great light in our family...Shine On!"
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The Legacy of Casey Reigh Wolf
Casey Reigh Wolf, 19, passed away on July 13, 2006 in College Station, TX. He was born August 29, 1986 and graduated from Jersey Village High School in 2004.
Casey's life is celebrated by loving memories of his never ending kindness to others, his free spirit, his fun loving ways and of course his big beautiful smile.
Casey is survived by his loving parents, Rosemary and Joaquin Beserra and Lacy Wolf, Jr. and wife Carolyn; brothers and sisters, Lacy III, Christyn Rose, Lucas Ryan, Coryn Janelle, Gerad Martin, Caitlyn Fran, Andrea Annalyse, Ally Jo Elizabeth and William Merced; maternal grandparents, Andrew and Lenora Torres, Sr., paternal grandparents, Lacy and Frances Wolf, Sr.; a host of aunts, uncles, and cousins; his true love Rachel Michelle Robb and a plethora of close friends and well-wishers whom he loved dearly.
"Please, can" he be remembered. Visitation will be 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Monday, July 17, 2006, at Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Mass will be 11:00 AM, Tuesday, July 18, 2006 at Resurrection Catholic Church.
He will be laid to rest at Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery.
Published in his Celebration Service Book and the HOUSTON CHRONICLE on 15-16 July 2006.
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To visit the "I KNOW CASEY WOLF FOUNDATION":
http://www.iknowcaseywolf.com/
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Freebirds supervisor put employees, friends first
By LAURA HENSLEY
Eagle Staff Writer
15 July 2006
Meanwhile, Wolf's close-knit friends at Freebirds - who said they consider themselves like a second family to Wolf - are mourning the loss of a young man who they said touched many lives. They described him as a person with the ability to brighten anyone's day.
Casey Wolf was known around Freebirds World Burrito on Northgate as someone who loved to joke around, but also for being serious about the job he loved.
As shift supervisor, the 19-year-old was in charge of the day-to-day operations and customer service at the franchise's flagship store near the Texas A&M University campus. He was the one who made sure the avocados were peeled, the fajita steak was marinated to perfection and the napkins were placed properly in their holders.
"He always had a smile on his face, and he made everyone else smile," said Kenneth Almy, the College Station area supervisor for Freebirds. "His work ethic was tireless and he had a great attitude. He was a better person than a worker - and he was a great worker."
Wolf graduated from Jersey Village High School near Houston in 2004 and attended classes at Blinn College in Bryan last year. He began working at Freebirds in August 2004 and within two years easily rose through the ranks to become a shift supervisor.
"He's matured so much and grown quickly," said Derrick Hadnot, general manager of the Freebirds on Northgate. "If he wasn't the best at something he tried to be. He just had a way with people."
Wolf also was the captain of the Freebirds softball team, which he organized and named the Strong Bads. Hadnot said Wolf was instrumental in organizing the team, which consists of workers in all four Freebirds stores in College Station.
"We wouldn't have a softball team if it wasn't for him," Hadnot said. "He had a way of bringing people together that may not have hung out together. He just had a big personality."
About three weeks ago, Hadnot said, Wolf declared it "Casey Wolf Day" and decided to make T-shirts for his friends at work that read, "I know Casey Wolf." He wore a shirt that read, "I am Casey Wolf."
"It wasn't his birthday or anything," Hadnot said. "He just felt like celebrating something. It was really funny."
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Police investigating motorcycle fatality
Eagle Staff Report
Friday, 14 July 2006
College Station police on Thursday were investigating an accident that killed a 19-year-old motorcyclist earlier in the day.
Casey Reigh Wolf, a Houston native, was driving a 2003 Yamaha motorcycle northbound on Harvey Mitchell Parkway South when the accident happened about 2 a.m. Thursday, police said.
Near the intersection at Holleman Drive, a southbound 2002 Ford Focus turned left in front of Wolf's motorcycle. Wolf was unable to avoid a collision, police said.
Wolf, who was wearing a helmet, was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at College Station Medical Center, police said.
The drive of the car was not injured, and no charges had been filed Thursday, police said.
The northbound lanes of Harvey Mitchell Parkway at Holleman Drive were closed for about 3 1/2 hours while the accident was reconstructed, authorities said.
Blinn College officials said Wolf attended classes over the past year.
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Fatal motorcycle accident closes northbound lanes of Harvey Mitchell Parkway
Eagle Online Staff Report
13 July 2006
The northbound lanes of traffic on the Harvey Mitchell Parkway in College Station have been closed at West Holleman Drive after a fatal early morning accident involving a motorcycle and a passenger vehicle.
According to police reports, officials responded to the accident at 2:15 a.m. Thursday morning. The College Station Fire Department transported one of the drivers, 19-year-old Casey Wolf of College Station, to the College Station Medcial Center. Wolf was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital.
The preliminary investigation shows that Wolf was driving a 2003 Yamaha motorcycle, northbound on Harvey Mitchell, when a southbound car turned left in front of him. Wolf was unable to avoid colliding with the car.
The driver of the car was not injured and police say that no charges will be filed until an investigation is completed.
The northbound lanes of the Harvey Mitchell Parkway were still closed as of 6:30 a.m. Thursday morning as officials conducted an on-site investigation. Police officials say the lane closures could remain in effect for several more hours.
My cousin said it best in his Celebration Service Book - "Casey made sure that we didn't take ourselves too seriously. He loved us without limits; he lived without hesitation. Casey made us happy. Casey the great light in our family...Shine On!"
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The Legacy of Casey Reigh Wolf
Casey Reigh Wolf, 19, passed away on July 13, 2006 in College Station, TX. He was born August 29, 1986 and graduated from Jersey Village High School in 2004.
Casey's life is celebrated by loving memories of his never ending kindness to others, his free spirit, his fun loving ways and of course his big beautiful smile.
Casey is survived by his loving parents, Rosemary and Joaquin Beserra and Lacy Wolf, Jr. and wife Carolyn; brothers and sisters, Lacy III, Christyn Rose, Lucas Ryan, Coryn Janelle, Gerad Martin, Caitlyn Fran, Andrea Annalyse, Ally Jo Elizabeth and William Merced; maternal grandparents, Andrew and Lenora Torres, Sr., paternal grandparents, Lacy and Frances Wolf, Sr.; a host of aunts, uncles, and cousins; his true love Rachel Michelle Robb and a plethora of close friends and well-wishers whom he loved dearly.
"Please, can" he be remembered. Visitation will be 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Monday, July 17, 2006, at Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Mass will be 11:00 AM, Tuesday, July 18, 2006 at Resurrection Catholic Church.
He will be laid to rest at Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery.
Published in his Celebration Service Book and the HOUSTON CHRONICLE on 15-16 July 2006.
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To visit the "I KNOW CASEY WOLF FOUNDATION":
http://www.iknowcaseywolf.com/
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Freebirds supervisor put employees, friends first
By LAURA HENSLEY
Eagle Staff Writer
15 July 2006
Meanwhile, Wolf's close-knit friends at Freebirds - who said they consider themselves like a second family to Wolf - are mourning the loss of a young man who they said touched many lives. They described him as a person with the ability to brighten anyone's day.
Casey Wolf was known around Freebirds World Burrito on Northgate as someone who loved to joke around, but also for being serious about the job he loved.
As shift supervisor, the 19-year-old was in charge of the day-to-day operations and customer service at the franchise's flagship store near the Texas A&M University campus. He was the one who made sure the avocados were peeled, the fajita steak was marinated to perfection and the napkins were placed properly in their holders.
"He always had a smile on his face, and he made everyone else smile," said Kenneth Almy, the College Station area supervisor for Freebirds. "His work ethic was tireless and he had a great attitude. He was a better person than a worker - and he was a great worker."
Wolf graduated from Jersey Village High School near Houston in 2004 and attended classes at Blinn College in Bryan last year. He began working at Freebirds in August 2004 and within two years easily rose through the ranks to become a shift supervisor.
"He's matured so much and grown quickly," said Derrick Hadnot, general manager of the Freebirds on Northgate. "If he wasn't the best at something he tried to be. He just had a way with people."
Wolf also was the captain of the Freebirds softball team, which he organized and named the Strong Bads. Hadnot said Wolf was instrumental in organizing the team, which consists of workers in all four Freebirds stores in College Station.
"We wouldn't have a softball team if it wasn't for him," Hadnot said. "He had a way of bringing people together that may not have hung out together. He just had a big personality."
About three weeks ago, Hadnot said, Wolf declared it "Casey Wolf Day" and decided to make T-shirts for his friends at work that read, "I know Casey Wolf." He wore a shirt that read, "I am Casey Wolf."
"It wasn't his birthday or anything," Hadnot said. "He just felt like celebrating something. It was really funny."
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Police investigating motorcycle fatality
Eagle Staff Report
Friday, 14 July 2006
College Station police on Thursday were investigating an accident that killed a 19-year-old motorcyclist earlier in the day.
Casey Reigh Wolf, a Houston native, was driving a 2003 Yamaha motorcycle northbound on Harvey Mitchell Parkway South when the accident happened about 2 a.m. Thursday, police said.
Near the intersection at Holleman Drive, a southbound 2002 Ford Focus turned left in front of Wolf's motorcycle. Wolf was unable to avoid a collision, police said.
Wolf, who was wearing a helmet, was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at College Station Medical Center, police said.
The drive of the car was not injured, and no charges had been filed Thursday, police said.
The northbound lanes of Harvey Mitchell Parkway at Holleman Drive were closed for about 3 1/2 hours while the accident was reconstructed, authorities said.
Blinn College officials said Wolf attended classes over the past year.
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Fatal motorcycle accident closes northbound lanes of Harvey Mitchell Parkway
Eagle Online Staff Report
13 July 2006
The northbound lanes of traffic on the Harvey Mitchell Parkway in College Station have been closed at West Holleman Drive after a fatal early morning accident involving a motorcycle and a passenger vehicle.
According to police reports, officials responded to the accident at 2:15 a.m. Thursday morning. The College Station Fire Department transported one of the drivers, 19-year-old Casey Wolf of College Station, to the College Station Medcial Center. Wolf was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital.
The preliminary investigation shows that Wolf was driving a 2003 Yamaha motorcycle, northbound on Harvey Mitchell, when a southbound car turned left in front of him. Wolf was unable to avoid colliding with the car.
The driver of the car was not injured and police say that no charges will be filed until an investigation is completed.
The northbound lanes of the Harvey Mitchell Parkway were still closed as of 6:30 a.m. Thursday morning as officials conducted an on-site investigation. Police officials say the lane closures could remain in effect for several more hours.
My cousin is married to an Uncle of Casey's. He was such a funny, loving person. There is a card game, Bouree, that my family plays and once we played it when Casey was visiting my cousin's home. He was a teenager then. He loved it and was hooked, but the funny part was he couldn't remember the name and always said he was ready to "Boo-ya" and eat shrimp dip. He was a true blessing and I was very fortunate to have known him in his short life. ~Colette
My cousin said it best in his Celebration Service Book - "Casey made sure that we didn't take ourselves too seriously. He loved us without limits; he lived without hesitation. Casey made us happy. Casey the great light in our family...Shine On!"
***********************************************************
The Legacy of Casey Reigh Wolf
Casey Reigh Wolf, 19, passed away on July 13, 2006 in College Station, TX. He was born August 29, 1986 and graduated from Jersey Village High School in 2004.
Casey's life is celebrated by loving memories of his never ending kindness to others, his free spirit, his fun loving ways and of course his big beautiful smile.
Casey is survived by his loving parents, Rosemary and Joaquin Beserra and Lacy Wolf, Jr. and wife Carolyn; brothers and sisters, Lacy III, Christyn Rose, Lucas Ryan, Coryn Janelle, Gerad Martin, Caitlyn Fran, Andrea Annalyse, Ally Jo Elizabeth and William Merced; maternal grandparents, Andrew and Lenora Torres, Sr., paternal grandparents, Lacy and Frances Wolf, Sr.; a host of aunts, uncles, and cousins; his true love Rachel Michelle Robb and a plethora of close friends and well-wishers whom he loved dearly.
"Please, can" he be remembered. Visitation will be 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Monday, July 17, 2006, at Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Mass will be 11:00 AM, Tuesday, July 18, 2006 at Resurrection Catholic Church.
He will be laid to rest at Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery.
Published in his Celebration Service Book and the HOUSTON CHRONICLE on 15-16 July 2006.
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To visit the "I KNOW CASEY WOLF FOUNDATION":
http://www.iknowcaseywolf.com/
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Freebirds supervisor put employees, friends first
By LAURA HENSLEY
Eagle Staff Writer
15 July 2006
Meanwhile, Wolf's close-knit friends at Freebirds - who said they consider themselves like a second family to Wolf - are mourning the loss of a young man who they said touched many lives. They described him as a person with the ability to brighten anyone's day.
Casey Wolf was known around Freebirds World Burrito on Northgate as someone who loved to joke around, but also for being serious about the job he loved.
As shift supervisor, the 19-year-old was in charge of the day-to-day operations and customer service at the franchise's flagship store near the Texas A&M University campus. He was the one who made sure the avocados were peeled, the fajita steak was marinated to perfection and the napkins were placed properly in their holders.
"He always had a smile on his face, and he made everyone else smile," said Kenneth Almy, the College Station area supervisor for Freebirds. "His work ethic was tireless and he had a great attitude. He was a better person than a worker - and he was a great worker."
Wolf graduated from Jersey Village High School near Houston in 2004 and attended classes at Blinn College in Bryan last year. He began working at Freebirds in August 2004 and within two years easily rose through the ranks to become a shift supervisor.
"He's matured so much and grown quickly," said Derrick Hadnot, general manager of the Freebirds on Northgate. "If he wasn't the best at something he tried to be. He just had a way with people."
Wolf also was the captain of the Freebirds softball team, which he organized and named the Strong Bads. Hadnot said Wolf was instrumental in organizing the team, which consists of workers in all four Freebirds stores in College Station.
"We wouldn't have a softball team if it wasn't for him," Hadnot said. "He had a way of bringing people together that may not have hung out together. He just had a big personality."
About three weeks ago, Hadnot said, Wolf declared it "Casey Wolf Day" and decided to make T-shirts for his friends at work that read, "I know Casey Wolf." He wore a shirt that read, "I am Casey Wolf."
"It wasn't his birthday or anything," Hadnot said. "He just felt like celebrating something. It was really funny."
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Police investigating motorcycle fatality
Eagle Staff Report
Friday, 14 July 2006
College Station police on Thursday were investigating an accident that killed a 19-year-old motorcyclist earlier in the day.
Casey Reigh Wolf, a Houston native, was driving a 2003 Yamaha motorcycle northbound on Harvey Mitchell Parkway South when the accident happened about 2 a.m. Thursday, police said.
Near the intersection at Holleman Drive, a southbound 2002 Ford Focus turned left in front of Wolf's motorcycle. Wolf was unable to avoid a collision, police said.
Wolf, who was wearing a helmet, was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at College Station Medical Center, police said.
The drive of the car was not injured, and no charges had been filed Thursday, police said.
The northbound lanes of Harvey Mitchell Parkway at Holleman Drive were closed for about 3 1/2 hours while the accident was reconstructed, authorities said.
Blinn College officials said Wolf attended classes over the past year.
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Fatal motorcycle accident closes northbound lanes of Harvey Mitchell Parkway
Eagle Online Staff Report
13 July 2006
The northbound lanes of traffic on the Harvey Mitchell Parkway in College Station have been closed at West Holleman Drive after a fatal early morning accident involving a motorcycle and a passenger vehicle.
According to police reports, officials responded to the accident at 2:15 a.m. Thursday morning. The College Station Fire Department transported one of the drivers, 19-year-old Casey Wolf of College Station, to the College Station Medcial Center. Wolf was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital.
The preliminary investigation shows that Wolf was driving a 2003 Yamaha motorcycle, northbound on Harvey Mitchell, when a southbound car turned left in front of him. Wolf was unable to avoid colliding with the car.
The driver of the car was not injured and police say that no charges will be filed until an investigation is completed.
The northbound lanes of the Harvey Mitchell Parkway were still closed as of 6:30 a.m. Thursday morning as officials conducted an on-site investigation. Police officials say the lane closures could remain in effect for several more hours.
My cousin said it best in his Celebration Service Book - "Casey made sure that we didn't take ourselves too seriously. He loved us without limits; he lived without hesitation. Casey made us happy. Casey the great light in our family...Shine On!"
***********************************************************
The Legacy of Casey Reigh Wolf
Casey Reigh Wolf, 19, passed away on July 13, 2006 in College Station, TX. He was born August 29, 1986 and graduated from Jersey Village High School in 2004.
Casey's life is celebrated by loving memories of his never ending kindness to others, his free spirit, his fun loving ways and of course his big beautiful smile.
Casey is survived by his loving parents, Rosemary and Joaquin Beserra and Lacy Wolf, Jr. and wife Carolyn; brothers and sisters, Lacy III, Christyn Rose, Lucas Ryan, Coryn Janelle, Gerad Martin, Caitlyn Fran, Andrea Annalyse, Ally Jo Elizabeth and William Merced; maternal grandparents, Andrew and Lenora Torres, Sr., paternal grandparents, Lacy and Frances Wolf, Sr.; a host of aunts, uncles, and cousins; his true love Rachel Michelle Robb and a plethora of close friends and well-wishers whom he loved dearly.
"Please, can" he be remembered. Visitation will be 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Monday, July 17, 2006, at Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Mass will be 11:00 AM, Tuesday, July 18, 2006 at Resurrection Catholic Church.
He will be laid to rest at Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery.
Published in his Celebration Service Book and the HOUSTON CHRONICLE on 15-16 July 2006.
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To visit the "I KNOW CASEY WOLF FOUNDATION":
http://www.iknowcaseywolf.com/
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Freebirds supervisor put employees, friends first
By LAURA HENSLEY
Eagle Staff Writer
15 July 2006
Meanwhile, Wolf's close-knit friends at Freebirds - who said they consider themselves like a second family to Wolf - are mourning the loss of a young man who they said touched many lives. They described him as a person with the ability to brighten anyone's day.
Casey Wolf was known around Freebirds World Burrito on Northgate as someone who loved to joke around, but also for being serious about the job he loved.
As shift supervisor, the 19-year-old was in charge of the day-to-day operations and customer service at the franchise's flagship store near the Texas A&M University campus. He was the one who made sure the avocados were peeled, the fajita steak was marinated to perfection and the napkins were placed properly in their holders.
"He always had a smile on his face, and he made everyone else smile," said Kenneth Almy, the College Station area supervisor for Freebirds. "His work ethic was tireless and he had a great attitude. He was a better person than a worker - and he was a great worker."
Wolf graduated from Jersey Village High School near Houston in 2004 and attended classes at Blinn College in Bryan last year. He began working at Freebirds in August 2004 and within two years easily rose through the ranks to become a shift supervisor.
"He's matured so much and grown quickly," said Derrick Hadnot, general manager of the Freebirds on Northgate. "If he wasn't the best at something he tried to be. He just had a way with people."
Wolf also was the captain of the Freebirds softball team, which he organized and named the Strong Bads. Hadnot said Wolf was instrumental in organizing the team, which consists of workers in all four Freebirds stores in College Station.
"We wouldn't have a softball team if it wasn't for him," Hadnot said. "He had a way of bringing people together that may not have hung out together. He just had a big personality."
About three weeks ago, Hadnot said, Wolf declared it "Casey Wolf Day" and decided to make T-shirts for his friends at work that read, "I know Casey Wolf." He wore a shirt that read, "I am Casey Wolf."
"It wasn't his birthday or anything," Hadnot said. "He just felt like celebrating something. It was really funny."
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Police investigating motorcycle fatality
Eagle Staff Report
Friday, 14 July 2006
College Station police on Thursday were investigating an accident that killed a 19-year-old motorcyclist earlier in the day.
Casey Reigh Wolf, a Houston native, was driving a 2003 Yamaha motorcycle northbound on Harvey Mitchell Parkway South when the accident happened about 2 a.m. Thursday, police said.
Near the intersection at Holleman Drive, a southbound 2002 Ford Focus turned left in front of Wolf's motorcycle. Wolf was unable to avoid a collision, police said.
Wolf, who was wearing a helmet, was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at College Station Medical Center, police said.
The drive of the car was not injured, and no charges had been filed Thursday, police said.
The northbound lanes of Harvey Mitchell Parkway at Holleman Drive were closed for about 3 1/2 hours while the accident was reconstructed, authorities said.
Blinn College officials said Wolf attended classes over the past year.
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Fatal motorcycle accident closes northbound lanes of Harvey Mitchell Parkway
Eagle Online Staff Report
13 July 2006
The northbound lanes of traffic on the Harvey Mitchell Parkway in College Station have been closed at West Holleman Drive after a fatal early morning accident involving a motorcycle and a passenger vehicle.
According to police reports, officials responded to the accident at 2:15 a.m. Thursday morning. The College Station Fire Department transported one of the drivers, 19-year-old Casey Wolf of College Station, to the College Station Medcial Center. Wolf was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital.
The preliminary investigation shows that Wolf was driving a 2003 Yamaha motorcycle, northbound on Harvey Mitchell, when a southbound car turned left in front of him. Wolf was unable to avoid colliding with the car.
The driver of the car was not injured and police say that no charges will be filed until an investigation is completed.
The northbound lanes of the Harvey Mitchell Parkway were still closed as of 6:30 a.m. Thursday morning as officials conducted an on-site investigation. Police officials say the lane closures could remain in effect for several more hours.
