Location of the Pavers at the New Stadium. Zone and Maj. Hagerty Paver Pics-Post 52

[MetalHead]

Is it wrong to fall in love with a building?

In this day and age you can actually marry it.

 

[MetalHead]

Awesome. It's right by my parking lot.

Whats more amazing is that the stadium is adjacent to Randol Mill rd.
That way I can drop some Crown Royal on Dimebag Darrell's gravesite and then check the stadium out....roadtrip!

 

[Yeagermeister]

Warick you are the man......seriously

Thanks

 

[Hoofbite]

Wow, that Irvin one looks nice.

And that other one just hit me like a ton of bricks. I guess I didn't realize how permanent that paver will be until now. That was great work coming up with the coin to put that together.

Good job to all who pitched in.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Wow, that Irvin one looks nice.

And that other one just hit me like a ton of bricks. I guess I didn't realize how permanent that paver will be until now. That was great work coming up with the coin to put that together.

Good job to all who pitched in.

why didn't you pitch in? cheap? don't care about CZ?

 

[Hostile]

I hope that Major Hagerty's friend won't mind that I post this. This is the kind of classy widow this great man left behind.

http://www.stwnewspress.com/archivesearch/local_story_147104554.html

Published: May 27, 2009 09:47 am

Soldier’s widow honors his legacy

Oklahoma State University graduate Maj. Scott Hagerty, a Stillwater native, was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan on June 3, 2008, leaving behind a wife and two sons. Now his wife, Daphne, is honoring his memory through a scholarship at OSU.

Daphne shares her late husband’s calling to help others and has ensured his name, life and legacy will not be forgotten. She created the Scott A. Hagerty Scholarship for Army ROTC to benefit students in the program where Scott was first trained to be an officer.

“I want to keep his name and memory alive,” Daphne said. “And to encourage young recruits and soldiers who will soon be responsible for the security of nations, the lives of others and the future of our country.”

She said she believes support for the ROTC is often overlooked and hopes her gift will inspire others to contribute to Scott’s memorial scholarship or consider establishing their own.

“I wish I could do more,” she said. “These guys will eventually go through things that test them physically and mentally. It will change them forever. But this is their calling, they have a heart to be a soldier; not everybody can or would do that.”

Lt. Col. Jeff Hensley is the commander of OSU’s Army ROTC Cowboy Battalion. He met Maj. Hagerty at an ROTC function prior to Hagerty’s last deployment. The pair discussed the possibility of Hagerty becoming an assistant professor in the program.

Hensley said Daphne’s “incredibly generous” gift in honor of her husband is both fitting and important.

“The cadets truly appreciate the fact she has thought about them,” Hensley said. “Scott really loved ROTC and the department here. It was great to see she remembered that and knew the relationship Scott had had with our department. She wanted to help other young men and women who had that same desire to serve the nation.”

Daphne also made a separate donation to pay for a large, high-quality conference table with a plaque memorializing what Maj. Hagerty has done for the nation and what he accomplished during his life.

At OSU, Scott was part of the ROTC program that was established in 1916. It has commissioned more than 6,000 officers since 1920. The school has also produced more than 97 General Officers. The number could be even higher, but World War I records are incomplete.

For more information or to contribute, contact Damien Williams at 744-4035 or dwilliams@OSUgiving.com.




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You can cry now. I did.

 

[Tusan_Homichi]

In this day and age you can actually marry it.

Indeed. I would also demand that I could be covered on its insurance and to be able to visit it in the hospital.

 

[zrinkill]

I hope that Major Hagerty's friend won't mind that I post this. This is the kind of classy widow this great man left behind.

http://www.stwnewspress.com/archivesearch/local_story_147104554.html

Published: May 27, 2009 09:47 am

Soldier’s widow honors his legacy

Oklahoma State University graduate Maj. Scott Hagerty, a Stillwater native, was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan on June 3, 2008, leaving behind a wife and two sons. Now his wife, Daphne, is honoring his memory through a scholarship at OSU.

Daphne shares her late husband’s calling to help others and has ensured his name, life and legacy will not be forgotten. She created the Scott A. Hagerty Scholarship for Army ROTC to benefit students in the program where Scott was first trained to be an officer.

“I want to keep his name and memory alive,” Daphne said. “And to encourage young recruits and soldiers who will soon be responsible for the security of nations, the lives of others and the future of our country.”

She said she believes support for the ROTC is often overlooked and hopes her gift will inspire others to contribute to Scott’s memorial scholarship or consider establishing their own.

“I wish I could do more,” she said. “These guys will eventually go through things that test them physically and mentally. It will change them forever. But this is their calling, they have a heart to be a soldier; not everybody can or would do that.”

Lt. Col. Jeff Hensley is the commander of OSU’s Army ROTC Cowboy Battalion. He met Maj. Hagerty at an ROTC function prior to Hagerty’s last deployment. The pair discussed the possibility of Hagerty becoming an assistant professor in the program.

Hensley said Daphne’s “incredibly generous” gift in honor of her husband is both fitting and important.

“The cadets truly appreciate the fact she has thought about them,” Hensley said. “Scott really loved ROTC and the department here. It was great to see she remembered that and knew the relationship Scott had had with our department. She wanted to help other young men and women who had that same desire to serve the nation.”

Daphne also made a separate donation to pay for a large, high-quality conference table with a plaque memorializing what Maj. Hagerty has done for the nation and what he accomplished during his life.

At OSU, Scott was part of the ROTC program that was established in 1916. It has commissioned more than 6,000 officers since 1920. The school has also produced more than 97 General Officers. The number could be even higher, but World War I records are incomplete.

Wow.

Continuing the Legacy.

He would be very proud.

The blood of heroes runs in that family.

 

[Hostile]

Wow.

Continuing the Legacy.

He would be very proud.

The blood of heroes runs in that family.

Amen.

 

[Four]

it got me, tears flowing freely.

fitting tribute to a cowboys' fan and a hero of our nation.

 

[Hoofbite]

why didn't you pitch in? cheap? don't care about CZ?

I think I did. I can't remember for sure but I'm pretty sure I did.

 

[Arch Stanton]

I have a paver in section 12 - Nate Newton, and one in section 17 - Michael Downs.

 

[Hostile]

1...Charles Haley
2...Bill Bates
3...Daryl Johnston
4...
5...Darren Woodson
6...
7...
8...
9...
10...
11...
12...Nate Newton
13...
14...
15...Danny White
16...
17...Michael Downs
18...
19...Jim Jeffcoat
20...
21...
22...
23...
24...Preston Pearson
25...
26...
27...
28...
29...
30...Lee Roy Jordan
31...Don Meredith
32...Don Perkins
33...
34...
35...Jethro Pugh
36...Eddie LeBaron
37...
38...
39...

I think there were 44 sections, but I can't find my two maps.

 

[Warick]

1...Charles Haley
2...Bill Bates
3...Daryl Johnston
4...
5...Darren Woodson
6...
7...
8...
9...
10...
11...
12...Nate Newton
13...
14...
15...Danny White
16...
17...Michael Downs
18...
19...Jim Jeffcoat
20...
21...
22...
23...
24...Preston Pearson
25...
26...
27...
28...
29...
30...Lee Roy Jordan
31...Don Meredith
32...Don Perkins
33...
34...
35...Jethro Pugh
36...Eddie LeBaron
37...

I think there were 44 sections, but I can't find my two maps.

Hostile.. I read on another site (UnderTheArches.com), that Section 5 is supposed to be Darren Woodson, and section 19 is Jim Jeffcoat.

Went back Sunday to find my paver (found it, finally), and another board members. For anyone wanting to see the Cowboyszone paver in person, it is in the 6th row, 14th from the bottom. I'm not sure what section it is, since they aren't marked (see photos on page 4).

Maj. Hagerty's paver is in the 4th row, 18th down from top, in section (again, see photos on page 4).

 

[shake19]

I noticed on page 2 that someone has a paver from section 40, Larry Cole Section.
Myself, my paver is in section 29, Chuck Howley Section.
I'm in Canada so if anyone could possibly get a picture of my paver for me, please let me know and I can send my details. Thanks.

 

[Hostile]

I noticed on page 2 that someone has a paver from section 40, Larry Cole Section.
Myself, my paver is in section 29, Chuck Howley Section.
I'm in Canada so if anyone could possibly get a picture of my paver for me, please let me know and I can send my details. Thanks.

to The Zone.


1...Charles Haley
2...Bill Bates
3...Daryl Johnston
4...
5...Darren Woodson
6...
7...
8...
9...
10...
11...
12...Nate Newton
13...
14...
15...Danny White
16...
17...Michael Downs
18...
19...Jim Jeffcoat
20...
21...
22...
23...
24...Preston Pearson
25...
26...
27...
28...
29...Chuck Howley
30...Lee Roy Jordan
31...Don Meredith
32...Don Perkins
33...
34...
35...Jethro Pugh
36...Eddie LeBaron
37...
38...
39...

I think there were 44 sections, but I can't find my two maps.

 

[Arch Stanton]

I think there were 44 sections, but I can't find my two maps.

The paver maps do not show all the sections. Just the area where your paver is located. The guys that have a paver in sections 35/36 maybe able to confirm the number of sections.

 

[Warick]

I noticed on page 2 that someone has a paver from section 40, Larry Cole Section.
Myself, my paver is in section 29, Chuck Howley Section.
I'm in Canada so if anyone could possibly get a picture of my paver for me, please let me know and I can send my details. Thanks.

Shake 19, I might be able to help you out there. If you can send me a scanned copy of your map, or give a detailed description of where (they dont have the section names listed at the stadium), and what the paver says, I'll try to find it for you, and get pics next time I go out there.

Also, someone posted a picture of some funny pavers, and I found this one while searching for mine.

 

[shake19]

Thanks for the welcome. Glad to be here.
Thanks Warick. I sent you a message.

 

[lane]

http://img269.*************/img269/1541/4222560017.jpg

lol at the danny snyder paver...