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Cowboy's last Ride
« on: August 04, 2010, 08:24:08 AM »
John, a 65 year old cowboy all his life in this little Oklahoma town, took a bit of history with him in his passing.
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Re: Cowboy's last Ride
« Reply #1 on: August 04, 2010, 11:21:26 PM »
So tell us, who was John Christian? Not being sarcastic...seriously, who was he? And please accept my condolences if he was someone close to you.
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Re: Cowboy's last Ride
« Reply #2 on: August 05, 2010, 05:32:19 AM »
John was from the beginning a natural born cowboy.      Back in the old days Spiro, OK held a weekly calf roping event for several years and John grew up in that environment.    He loved the sport so much that he began hosting benefit ropings and fundraisers from his own Roping Arena.    His dedication for helping those in need  is what Cowboys throughout the region remember John by.    In High School he was a member of the FFA, and played football.   Cattle and Horses were a part of his everyday life.    He was well liked by the community, and held the position of  President of the Spiro School Board for 20 years.   In the Rodeo World he was a member of PRCA,USTRA, World Series Team Roping Assn, Coors Original Assn., and Gold Card holder of the International Pro Rodeo Assn.   In all this he still took time to attend the local Methodist Church.   He worked hard to make a living, and you could tell by his lean ruff-cut genteel cowboy appearance.     To sum it up, he was just a friendly guy.
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