ORANGE COUNTY PULLERS

MEMORIALS

HOME
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSES AND RULES
CONTACT US
DIRECTIONS
MEMORIALS
QUIZ ON RULES
RELATED LINKS
RESULTS
RUNNING ORDER
SCHEDULE

Gone but not forgotten.
They will always be part of our pulling family.

IN MEMORY OF KELLIE BRADY
WisemanMemorial/KellieBrady.jpg
FEBRUARY 10, 1992 - AUGUST 1, 2011

She wasn't able to attend many pulls. Cystic Fibrosis made it hard for her to be outdoors in the heat and dust. Alot of her short life was spent in a hospital. Her pretty smiling face, cheering on her Grandfather, is missed. 

Click Here for an online Memorial for Kellie

IN MEMORY OF CHERYL WISEMAN
WisemanMemorial/Wiseman.jpg
JANUARY 14, 1946 - OCTOBER 20, 2009

She was always eager to help. Content being behind the scenes, she cheered for her pulling family and friends. She was a good caregiver to her family. Cancer won the battle, but she fought hard. Her thoughtfulness, support, and funny emails are missed. 


 

IN MEMORY OF DONALD TINGEN
Tingen-Memorial/SILK_HOPE2007_060.jpg
MAY 26,1942 - JANUARY 21,2008

He always had a smile on his face. Even if he finished last, he always looked like he was having the time of his life. We all need to follow his example: have a good time whether you finish first or last.


IN MEMORY OF JOHN CLAYTON MILLER
Miller-Memorial/DSC00302.jpg
APRIL 13,1997 - DECEMBER 26,2006

He always had this determined expression. You could see it in his eyes. He looked like he took his pulling serious. His life was way too short.


Swaney-Memorial/tony_swaney_decal.jpg
Swaney-Memorial/scan.jpg

He lived life like he pulled- wide open. He was our social coordinator and comic relief. There was never a dull moment with him. If it were not for his passion for pulling, OCP would have never been started.

^TOP OF THE PAGE^

Enter supporting content here

Quarter Scale Pulling At It's Finest!