This came in an e-mail and I don't know this person. Does any one know who travis Pieper is.
http://www.agmailusa.com/piepermemorial/
http://www.agmailusa.com/piepermemorial/
Travis Pieper Memorial Fund
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alabama said:
Yeah- I got the same thing and was wondering who he was too.... :???:
Google is amazing;
HAY SPRINGS - Travis Mark Pieper, 32, of Hay Springs, passed away from injuries sustained in an automobile accident Tuesday, January 29, 2008.
Services will be held at 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 2, at United Methodist Church in Hay Springs.
A memorial fund for his sons has been established at Security First Bank, Hay Springs, Neb.
Chamberlain-Drabbels Mortuary of Hay Springs is in charge of arrangements.
Travis was born to Mark and Debra (Hollibaugh) Pieper April 16, 1975, in Chadron. He graduated from Crawford High School in 1993. On Sept. 4, 1998, he married Jessamyn Lafler of Mitchell. Travis and Jessamyn have two sons, Taylen, age 8, and Jarret, age 7.
Travis was an avid cattleman. From the beginning of his short life, he had a unique talent and love for working with cattle. He began his show and breeding career in 4-H and continued by building his own registered herd. Travis was well known for his judging, fitting, and showing of cattle. For years, his top sire, Bodacious, was the talk and envy of Red Angus cattlemen. He had many wins in the Red Angus breed at the NILE, NWSS, Fort Worth Stock Show, Kearney Classic, Black Hills Stock Show, Iowa State Fair, and NAILE. He was a partner in Pieper Red Angus with his parents and brother, Tate Pieper.
Survivors include his parents, Mark and Debra Pieper of Hay Springs; his wife, Jessamyn and sons, Taylen and Jarret of Hay Springs; sister, Amy, her husband, Jarrod Bargmann and their three children, Derek, Taylor, and Kayla of Lincoln, Neb.; brother, Tate of Hay Springs; grandparents, Bernard and Jean Pieper of Scottsbluff, and Kenneth and RoseMary Hollibaugh of Hay Springs; in-laws, Brian and Mary Lafler of Alliance; sister-in-law, Paqui Lafler of Scottsbluff, and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
Published in The Star-Herald from 2/1/2008 - 2/3/2008.
It looks like they had a good bull sale
http://www.pieperredangus.com/SaleInfo.htm
HAY SPRINGS - Travis Mark Pieper, 32, of Hay Springs, passed away from injuries sustained in an automobile accident Tuesday, January 29, 2008.
Services will be held at 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 2, at United Methodist Church in Hay Springs.
A memorial fund for his sons has been established at Security First Bank, Hay Springs, Neb.
Chamberlain-Drabbels Mortuary of Hay Springs is in charge of arrangements.
Travis was born to Mark and Debra (Hollibaugh) Pieper April 16, 1975, in Chadron. He graduated from Crawford High School in 1993. On Sept. 4, 1998, he married Jessamyn Lafler of Mitchell. Travis and Jessamyn have two sons, Taylen, age 8, and Jarret, age 7.
Travis was an avid cattleman. From the beginning of his short life, he had a unique talent and love for working with cattle. He began his show and breeding career in 4-H and continued by building his own registered herd. Travis was well known for his judging, fitting, and showing of cattle. For years, his top sire, Bodacious, was the talk and envy of Red Angus cattlemen. He had many wins in the Red Angus breed at the NILE, NWSS, Fort Worth Stock Show, Kearney Classic, Black Hills Stock Show, Iowa State Fair, and NAILE. He was a partner in Pieper Red Angus with his parents and brother, Tate Pieper.
Survivors include his parents, Mark and Debra Pieper of Hay Springs; his wife, Jessamyn and sons, Taylen and Jarret of Hay Springs; sister, Amy, her husband, Jarrod Bargmann and their three children, Derek, Taylor, and Kayla of Lincoln, Neb.; brother, Tate of Hay Springs; grandparents, Bernard and Jean Pieper of Scottsbluff, and Kenneth and RoseMary Hollibaugh of Hay Springs; in-laws, Brian and Mary Lafler of Alliance; sister-in-law, Paqui Lafler of Scottsbluff, and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
Published in The Star-Herald from 2/1/2008 - 2/3/2008.
It looks like they had a good bull sale
http://www.pieperredangus.com/SaleInfo.htm
Red Robin
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I would imagine that Dan Leo who owns Cattle Mail is a friend of the Piepers thus the email. Nice of Dan. I don't know Travis but they are well thought of in the industry. It's a shame to see a family without a daddy.
BRG
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I knew Travis well. He and his family own Pieper Red Angus in NE. He was a true cowman and knew how to and did make outstanding Red Angus bulls and females. He has won nearly every show in the breed and their bull sale has been the best now for the last few years. He has 2 young sons and a wife. He will be missed.
WHSH
you really are a pathetic piece of crap, do you ever have anything even remotely half decent to say to or about anyone? you have got to have the most severe case of "Little Man's disease" I have ever seen, you need a good smack upside the head.
you really are a pathetic piece of crap, do you ever have anything even remotely half decent to say to or about anyone? you have got to have the most severe case of "Little Man's disease" I have ever seen, you need a good smack upside the head.
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Yanuck said:
Take it or leave it I'm telling the truth.
Work Hard and Study Hard said:
Do you have any moral's.In all my life I have yet to run across anyone who is a bigger jerk than you are.The thing's you wrote about this fellow did'nt need to be aired in public.Your pathetic.
Red Robin
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You're exactly one to speak ill of the dead, even a dead neighbor. I'm sure his kids will be proud of you.Work Hard and Study Hard said:
BRG
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You should be ashamed of yourself!!! 
Northern Rancher
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I ran into Travis a couple times in my travelling days-he was a good guy in my books. Sad for those little boys to lose their Dad like that.
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This was taken at the Denver Stock Show. It's sad anytime someone so young loses their life, but even more so when young children lose a parent.
It's accidents like these that help remind me of the value of the local emt's that are volunteers.
tjpieper
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Yanuck said:
First of all if you knew my husband you would know that he is not little. He was 240 & 6' and I know you have a right to your own opinion, but I happen to think he was one of a kind. He spoke his mind and was the smartest man I have ever known. Travis has taught me everything I know about cattle and how to be strong in life. He may not have been liked by everyone, but to make it in this world you will not be. My boys and I truly miss him every minute of our lives and hope that everyone knows that he did the best he could for us. I love him and may he rest in peace. - Jessamyn Pieper
Faster horses
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uhhhhhhhhhh :? I think you read that wrong. Yanuck was addressing her post to Work Hard/Study Hard, not at you or your family.
I'm sorry for your loss.
I'm sorry for your loss.
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tjpieper said:
Mrs. Pieper
I'm sorry there is some mix up in the posts- my fault... but Work Hard Study Hard- who is a "dink"- put some nasty comments in a couple of posts about your late husband -Which Yanuck and some others were responding to him about (that post of Yanucks is directed at Work Hard Study Hard)-- which when I found those posts the next morning I didn't think they belonged here- and as a monitor for Macon I edited the whole posts off- so it makes things a little confusing....
Sorry for the confusion- I should have edited and explained- but his comments made me so mad I just blipped them completely off...
Anyway Mam- my condolences to you and your family- I'm sure anyone that could raise as good of cattle as your husband had to be a good man....
Northern Rancher
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My condolences on your loss-I only met your hubby a couple times but he was alot of fun and a good cattleman.
tjpieper
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Yanuck said:
I am sorry I misunderstood, thank you for your concern and for sticking up for our family. I hope you have a great calving season and rest of the year.
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tjpieper said:
Don't be a stranger...Come back and visit us and keep us informed on how your doing...Awful lot of good, caring folks on this site- that after awhile kind of grow on you like a family...Only a couple of idiots show up once in awhile- and they usually get weeded out pretty fast...