Teammate photos honoring Steve McMichael At Scholtz's, Sentry watch of the health status of 5 former Longhorns

[Billy Dale]

Here is the link to the celebration page for Steve McMichael and the TLSN Sentry watch list.

https://www.texaslsn.org/campaigns/view-campaign/uF5X3D0vxsTuqLWMfp5dcSfykTRI6z4Ox9-DJxOpU9C3-Xuu928c9IhOLOeP-S1pyM0etOCcDoKCd3chakE6IZOVVo49eDmL

Photos are Larry Carlson with Randy McEachern, Doug Dawson, Kiki DeAyala, Kirk Bohls with Brad Shearer, and teammates taking center stage to celebrate Steve McMichael's induction into the Pro football Hall of Fame.

 

[Dionysus]

Thanks Billy — appreciate these great updates and memories.

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[nashhorn]

Sad, life can be so tough.

 

[1sahorn]

My mother, my cousin & a best friend all died from ALS. I HATE that ******* disease with the heat of 1,000 suns. It destroys the body, but it can't touch the mind or soul. God bless Mongo & his family. I'm very happy the HOF didn't wait too long to induct him6.

 

[LHABSOB]

Tough to see, but his bears teammates are standing by him.

 

[1sahorn]

Tough to see, but his bears teammates are standing by him.

Tough to see indeed. Happy to see his Bears teammates surrounding him. He & his family are in a bit of a living hell right now.

 

[Horn6721]

I love the dude on the left with the "TeamMongo" shirt.

 

[SabreHorn]

I love the dude on the left with the "TeamMongo" shirt.

Do you want one? I have one I got for making a donation. Mine is navy blue with orange lettering. It's been worn a couple of times. I think it's an XL

 

[Horn6721]

Thanks anyway, I just thought it meaningful for one of his teamates to wear that shirt.
Knowing You went to the trouble of donating is just as meaningful.

 

[Hookem G]

Tough to see, but his bears teammates are standing by him.

It breaks my heart to see anyone in such a helpless condition. Although I never truly knew Steve McMichael, I was blessed to spend my four years at UT during the same four years McMichael was there. I recall that Coach Royal recruited him as a tight end and he came to Austin weighing 225. Him and Bill Acker were buds from Freer and by his senior year McMichael was up to 270 and benching over 500. To remember him back in those years and to see him now is unimaginable. I pray that at some point he turned his life over to Jesus. Thanks for all who have supported him during these difficult years.