The Van Erichs
3 suicides and early death from meningitis.
Looks like Dad, Fritz, had to endure the death of all of his sons. Not to mention Mrs. Van Erich who survives them all.
And you thought you were having a bad day?
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The Van Erichs
3 suicides and early death from meningitis.
Looks like Dad, Fritz, had to endure the death of all of his sons. Not to mention Mrs. Van Erich who survives them all.
And you thought you were having a bad day?
bummer :lol:
poor bastards, must have sum sort of Gypsy curse :lol:
;) They were all Professional Wrestlers........hmmmmmmm.
Sounds.....gay
I wonder what the five records were? Des O'Connor? :D
What interesting surfing habits you have, Hobbes.
Oh, you like my homepage. <_<Quote:
Originally posted by clocker@6 September 2003 - 18:42
What interesting surfing habits you have, Hobbes.
I call it my "hey, what ever happened to....oh, that's why I haven't seen him in a while" page.
Von Erich, Chris b. September 30, 1969 d. September 12, 1991
Professional Wrestler.
Cause of death: Suicide
Grove Hill Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
Plot: Hilltop Section, Lot 535
Von Erich, David b. July 22, 1958 d. February 9, 1984
Professional Wrestler.
Cause of death: Viral Infection
Grove Hill Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
Von Erich, Fritz (Jack B. Adkisson, Jr.) b. August 16, 1929 d. September 10, 1997
Professional Wrestler, Professional Football Player. Played as a lineman for the American Football League's Dallas Texans.
Cause of death: Brain cancer
Grove Hill Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
Plot: Hilltop Section, Lot 535
Von Erich, Kerry b. February 3, 1960 d. February 18, 1993
Professional Wrestler.
Cause of death: Suicide by gunshot
Grove Hill Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
Plot: Hilltop section, near lot 535
Von Erich, Michael b. March 2, 1964 d. April 13, 1987
Professional Wrestler.
Cause of death: Suicide (an overdose of tranquilizers after sufferig Toxic Shock Syndrome)
Grove Hill Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
Plot: Hilltop Section, Lot 535
How the lots work, they all share one?
Seriously, I'm wondering do people share the same lots in the states like a family thing, or are they all one and a same guy?
A "lot" is a physical space you can reserve for yourself and family members. Several graves can be contained within a single lot.Quote:
Originally posted by SnnY@6 September 2003 - 22:13
Seriously, I'm wondering do people share the same lots in the states like a family thing, or are they all one and a same guy?
Roght, and one grave, is that in a plot then (haven't really studied funeral terminology)? :unsure:
Great find, hobbes :D , they remind me of that family of tightrope walkers: dad died at the end, but only when all of his sons preceded him.
Damn, what's their name? I've seen them plenty of times while crossing skyscrapers? :huh:
The Flying Wallendas?Quote:
Originally posted by Bender@6 September 2003 - 15:40
Great find, hobbes :D , they remind me of that family of tightrope walkers: dad died at the end, but only when all of his sons preceded him.
Damn, what's their name? I've seen them plenty of times while crossing skyscrapers? :huh:
Why were you crossing skyscrapers Bender? :D