*~✯~* Brian Alan Wagner *~✯~*
(October 02, 1979 ~ April 27, 1999)
2 October 1979 – 27 April 1999
[Estimated Age at Death: 19 years, 6 months, 25 days]
**~✟~**
ST. PAUL — Brian A. Wagner, 19, of St. Paul, died at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 27, 1999, at the Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, where he entered April 21. He was a freshman attending Emporia State University on a football scholarship.
He was born Oct. 2, 1979, in Parsons to Jim and Twila (Hall) Wagner. He grew up in St. Paul, graduating from St. Paul High School in 1998.
In high school he was active in football, basketball, baseball and track. As a senior, he earned all-league honors three years and was an All-State All-Class honorable mention from The Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle as a football tight end and linebacker, and was named a "Who's Who in Sports All-star," which honors less than 2 percent of the sports participants in American high schools.
In 1997, he was voted most valuable player as tight at the Neil Smith Football Camp in 1977. He was chosen as a defensive co-captain on the Eastern Kansas All-star 8-Man football team. In basketball, he received all-league honors and All-State honorable mention two years, and was named to two all-tournament teams.
In track, Mr. Wagner was the league 400-meter race champion and placed second as a junior.
Academically, he was in "Who's Who of American Students."
At St. Paul High School, he served as a reporter and vice president of Future Farmers of America, was a member of the Catholic Youth Organization and forensics team and participated in the junior class play.
He was a member of the St. Francis Catholic Church in St. Paul.
He was a freshman at Emporia State University on a football scholarship.
In addition to helping on his family's farm, he had worked during the summers for Beachner Construction, Hammer-All Construction and Mike Grosdidier Construction. He had recently been accepted to work for Disney World in Florida as a park greeter this summer.
Survivors include his parents, Jim and Twila Wagner of the home; a brother, Jason Wagner of the home; a sister Brenda Wagner, a student at Kansas State University in Manhattan; paternal grandfather, Herb Wagner of St. Paul; maternal grandmother, Ann Atchison of St. Paul; and great-grandparents, Leonard and Barbara Meeks of Pennsylvania.
The service will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the St. Francis Catholic Church in St. Paul with the Revs. John Zich and Pat Malone officiating.
Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery at St. Paul.
The rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sunday at St. Francis Catholic Church, where the family will receive friends following the rosary.
Friends may call at the Carson-Wall Funeral Home in St. Paul from 6 to 8 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, at which time the casket will be taken to the church.
Memorials may be made to Emporia State University or St. Paul High School.
Parsons Sun (KS) - Friday, May 21, 1999
Deceased Name: Brian A. Wagner
*~✟~*
ESU student from St. Paul dies
A 19-year-old St. Paul man died Tuesday night from injuries sustained in a fight outside of an Emporia bar last week.
Brian Wagner, a freshman reserve linebacker for the Emporia State University football team, died at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, where he was taken by air ambulance with head injuries. He was knocked unconscious in the public parking area outside of Bruff's, a bar frequented by college students, during an early morning brawl April 21.
Emporia police Lt. Mike Heffron said the brawl, which included as many as 10 people, apparently began when two girls started pushing each other. Wagner and two friends knew one of the girls and got involved.
Heffron said four or five other men, who knew the other girl, also got involved.
Wagner was at one point on the ground with someone on top of him, beating him in the face, according to police.
Wagner, who graduated from St. Paul High School last year, played running back, tight end and middle linebacker for the Indians. He was named to the first team of the all-Mineral Belt League football team for at least one position during his sophomore, junior and senior years, St. Paul High School student counselor Paulette Brunskill said.
Wagner also made the first team all-MBL team in basketball, which he played for four years at St. Paul. He also ran track for four years and was involved in Future Farmers of America, forensics and the Catholic Youth Organization. Wagner was a good student who made the honor roll several times, Brunskill said.
Brunskill said a lot of people in St. Paul and the surrounding area were saddened by Wagner's death.
Wagner's mother teaches third grade in St. Paul, and his dad is a Thayer High School teacher.
Cora Hedstrom, director of university relations at ESU, said she is waiting for ESU President Kay Schallenkamp to confirm plans to honor Wagner. She said there has been an outpouring from ESU students who want to do something in his memory.
Schallenkamp released this statement today: "The university wishes to express its condolences and heartfelt compassion to Brian's parents, Jim and Twila Wagner, his sister Brenda and his brother Jason, who have in the last week become particularly close to Emporia State University. We cannot imagine what they must be going through, but we stand willing to support them. The spirit and strength Brian conveyed throughout this past week is indicative of his character, and our student body will be diminished by his absence."
Hedstrom said Wagner was with other ESU students at the time of the fight, but police have not yet confirmed whether those who were fighting against Wagner were students.
Emporia Detective Ron Davis said no charges have been filed against suspects involved in the fight, but charges now could range from simple battery to homicide depending on a decision by the Lyon County attorney. He did not know when charges would be filed. He said there are at least three suspects in the fight.
Hedstrom said funeral arrangements for Wagner are pending, but the funeral will probably be next week.
The university will keep open a hot line that had posted Wagner's condition to make announcements concerning any memorials ESU may have. The number is (316) 343-4797.
Parsons Sun (KS) - Friday, May 21, 1999
Deceased Name: Brian Wagner - ESU student from St. Paul dies
*~✟~*
Social Security Death Index
Name: Brian A. Wagner
State of Issue: Kansas
Date of Birth: Tuesday October 02, 1979
Date of Death: Tuesday April 27, 1999
Est. Age at Death: 19 years, 6 months, 25 days
Confirmation: Proven
*~✟~*
Biography by: ~❃*• Orlena #46627566. •*❃~
*~✟~*
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Hornet Player Dies From Injuries Suffered In Browl
Emporia, Kansas (AP) ----- An Emporia State University football player has died of injuries he received in a parking lot brawl, authorities said.
Brian Wagner, 19 a freshman from St, Paul in southern Kansas, died Thursday night at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita of severe head injuries. He never regained consciousness after he was found in the parking lot earl on the morning of April 21.
Wagner, a 6 foot-2, 225 pound linebacker, was one of at least six people involved in the brawl, police said.
No charges have been filed in the case. Police Lt. Mike Heffron said detectives are still investigating to determine who beat Wagner.
The Gazette
Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas
Thursday, April 29, 1999
Page – 7 Column – 2
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(October 02, 1979 ~ April 27, 1999)
2 October 1979 – 27 April 1999
[Estimated Age at Death: 19 years, 6 months, 25 days]
**~✟~**
ST. PAUL — Brian A. Wagner, 19, of St. Paul, died at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 27, 1999, at the Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, where he entered April 21. He was a freshman attending Emporia State University on a football scholarship.
He was born Oct. 2, 1979, in Parsons to Jim and Twila (Hall) Wagner. He grew up in St. Paul, graduating from St. Paul High School in 1998.
In high school he was active in football, basketball, baseball and track. As a senior, he earned all-league honors three years and was an All-State All-Class honorable mention from The Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle as a football tight end and linebacker, and was named a "Who's Who in Sports All-star," which honors less than 2 percent of the sports participants in American high schools.
In 1997, he was voted most valuable player as tight at the Neil Smith Football Camp in 1977. He was chosen as a defensive co-captain on the Eastern Kansas All-star 8-Man football team. In basketball, he received all-league honors and All-State honorable mention two years, and was named to two all-tournament teams.
In track, Mr. Wagner was the league 400-meter race champion and placed second as a junior.
Academically, he was in "Who's Who of American Students."
At St. Paul High School, he served as a reporter and vice president of Future Farmers of America, was a member of the Catholic Youth Organization and forensics team and participated in the junior class play.
He was a member of the St. Francis Catholic Church in St. Paul.
He was a freshman at Emporia State University on a football scholarship.
In addition to helping on his family's farm, he had worked during the summers for Beachner Construction, Hammer-All Construction and Mike Grosdidier Construction. He had recently been accepted to work for Disney World in Florida as a park greeter this summer.
Survivors include his parents, Jim and Twila Wagner of the home; a brother, Jason Wagner of the home; a sister Brenda Wagner, a student at Kansas State University in Manhattan; paternal grandfather, Herb Wagner of St. Paul; maternal grandmother, Ann Atchison of St. Paul; and great-grandparents, Leonard and Barbara Meeks of Pennsylvania.
The service will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the St. Francis Catholic Church in St. Paul with the Revs. John Zich and Pat Malone officiating.
Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery at St. Paul.
The rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sunday at St. Francis Catholic Church, where the family will receive friends following the rosary.
Friends may call at the Carson-Wall Funeral Home in St. Paul from 6 to 8 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, at which time the casket will be taken to the church.
Memorials may be made to Emporia State University or St. Paul High School.
Parsons Sun (KS) - Friday, May 21, 1999
Deceased Name: Brian A. Wagner
*~✟~*
ESU student from St. Paul dies
A 19-year-old St. Paul man died Tuesday night from injuries sustained in a fight outside of an Emporia bar last week.
Brian Wagner, a freshman reserve linebacker for the Emporia State University football team, died at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, where he was taken by air ambulance with head injuries. He was knocked unconscious in the public parking area outside of Bruff's, a bar frequented by college students, during an early morning brawl April 21.
Emporia police Lt. Mike Heffron said the brawl, which included as many as 10 people, apparently began when two girls started pushing each other. Wagner and two friends knew one of the girls and got involved.
Heffron said four or five other men, who knew the other girl, also got involved.
Wagner was at one point on the ground with someone on top of him, beating him in the face, according to police.
Wagner, who graduated from St. Paul High School last year, played running back, tight end and middle linebacker for the Indians. He was named to the first team of the all-Mineral Belt League football team for at least one position during his sophomore, junior and senior years, St. Paul High School student counselor Paulette Brunskill said.
Wagner also made the first team all-MBL team in basketball, which he played for four years at St. Paul. He also ran track for four years and was involved in Future Farmers of America, forensics and the Catholic Youth Organization. Wagner was a good student who made the honor roll several times, Brunskill said.
Brunskill said a lot of people in St. Paul and the surrounding area were saddened by Wagner's death.
Wagner's mother teaches third grade in St. Paul, and his dad is a Thayer High School teacher.
Cora Hedstrom, director of university relations at ESU, said she is waiting for ESU President Kay Schallenkamp to confirm plans to honor Wagner. She said there has been an outpouring from ESU students who want to do something in his memory.
Schallenkamp released this statement today: "The university wishes to express its condolences and heartfelt compassion to Brian's parents, Jim and Twila Wagner, his sister Brenda and his brother Jason, who have in the last week become particularly close to Emporia State University. We cannot imagine what they must be going through, but we stand willing to support them. The spirit and strength Brian conveyed throughout this past week is indicative of his character, and our student body will be diminished by his absence."
Hedstrom said Wagner was with other ESU students at the time of the fight, but police have not yet confirmed whether those who were fighting against Wagner were students.
Emporia Detective Ron Davis said no charges have been filed against suspects involved in the fight, but charges now could range from simple battery to homicide depending on a decision by the Lyon County attorney. He did not know when charges would be filed. He said there are at least three suspects in the fight.
Hedstrom said funeral arrangements for Wagner are pending, but the funeral will probably be next week.
The university will keep open a hot line that had posted Wagner's condition to make announcements concerning any memorials ESU may have. The number is (316) 343-4797.
Parsons Sun (KS) - Friday, May 21, 1999
Deceased Name: Brian Wagner - ESU student from St. Paul dies
*~✟~*
Social Security Death Index
Name: Brian A. Wagner
State of Issue: Kansas
Date of Birth: Tuesday October 02, 1979
Date of Death: Tuesday April 27, 1999
Est. Age at Death: 19 years, 6 months, 25 days
Confirmation: Proven
*~✟~*
Biography by: ~❃*• Orlena #46627566. •*❃~
*~✟~*
****************************
Hornet Player Dies From Injuries Suffered In Browl
Emporia, Kansas (AP) ----- An Emporia State University football player has died of injuries he received in a parking lot brawl, authorities said.
Brian Wagner, 19 a freshman from St, Paul in southern Kansas, died Thursday night at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita of severe head injuries. He never regained consciousness after he was found in the parking lot earl on the morning of April 21.
Wagner, a 6 foot-2, 225 pound linebacker, was one of at least six people involved in the brawl, police said.
No charges have been filed in the case. Police Lt. Mike Heffron said detectives are still investigating to determine who beat Wagner.
The Gazette
Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas
Thursday, April 29, 1999
Page – 7 Column – 2
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*~✯~* Brian Alan Wagner *~✯~*
(October 02, 1979 ~ April 27, 1999)
2 October 1979 – 27 April 1999
[Estimated Age at Death: 19 years, 6 months, 25 days]
**~✟~**
ST. PAUL — Brian A. Wagner, 19, of St. Paul, died at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 27, 1999, at the Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, where he entered April 21. He was a freshman attending Emporia State University on a football scholarship.
He was born Oct. 2, 1979, in Parsons to Jim and Twila (Hall) Wagner. He grew up in St. Paul, graduating from St. Paul High School in 1998.
In high school he was active in football, basketball, baseball and track. As a senior, he earned all-league honors three years and was an All-State All-Class honorable mention from The Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle as a football tight end and linebacker, and was named a "Who's Who in Sports All-star," which honors less than 2 percent of the sports participants in American high schools.
In 1997, he was voted most valuable player as tight at the Neil Smith Football Camp in 1977. He was chosen as a defensive co-captain on the Eastern Kansas All-star 8-Man football team. In basketball, he received all-league honors and All-State honorable mention two years, and was named to two all-tournament teams.
In track, Mr. Wagner was the league 400-meter race champion and placed second as a junior.
Academically, he was in "Who's Who of American Students."
At St. Paul High School, he served as a reporter and vice president of Future Farmers of America, was a member of the Catholic Youth Organization and forensics team and participated in the junior class play.
He was a member of the St. Francis Catholic Church in St. Paul.
He was a freshman at Emporia State University on a football scholarship.
In addition to helping on his family's farm, he had worked during the summers for Beachner Construction, Hammer-All Construction and Mike Grosdidier Construction. He had recently been accepted to work for Disney World in Florida as a park greeter this summer.
Survivors include his parents, Jim and Twila Wagner of the home; a brother, Jason Wagner of the home; a sister Brenda Wagner, a student at Kansas State University in Manhattan; paternal grandfather, Herb Wagner of St. Paul; maternal grandmother, Ann Atchison of St. Paul; and great-grandparents, Leonard and Barbara Meeks of Pennsylvania.
The service will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the St. Francis Catholic Church in St. Paul with the Revs. John Zich and Pat Malone officiating.
Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery at St. Paul.
The rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sunday at St. Francis Catholic Church, where the family will receive friends following the rosary.
Friends may call at the Carson-Wall Funeral Home in St. Paul from 6 to 8 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, at which time the casket will be taken to the church.
Memorials may be made to Emporia State University or St. Paul High School.
Parsons Sun (KS) - Friday, May 21, 1999
Deceased Name: Brian A. Wagner
*~✟~*
ESU student from St. Paul dies
A 19-year-old St. Paul man died Tuesday night from injuries sustained in a fight outside of an Emporia bar last week.
Brian Wagner, a freshman reserve linebacker for the Emporia State University football team, died at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, where he was taken by air ambulance with head injuries. He was knocked unconscious in the public parking area outside of Bruff's, a bar frequented by college students, during an early morning brawl April 21.
Emporia police Lt. Mike Heffron said the brawl, which included as many as 10 people, apparently began when two girls started pushing each other. Wagner and two friends knew one of the girls and got involved.
Heffron said four or five other men, who knew the other girl, also got involved.
Wagner was at one point on the ground with someone on top of him, beating him in the face, according to police.
Wagner, who graduated from St. Paul High School last year, played running back, tight end and middle linebacker for the Indians. He was named to the first team of the all-Mineral Belt League football team for at least one position during his sophomore, junior and senior years, St. Paul High School student counselor Paulette Brunskill said.
Wagner also made the first team all-MBL team in basketball, which he played for four years at St. Paul. He also ran track for four years and was involved in Future Farmers of America, forensics and the Catholic Youth Organization. Wagner was a good student who made the honor roll several times, Brunskill said.
Brunskill said a lot of people in St. Paul and the surrounding area were saddened by Wagner's death.
Wagner's mother teaches third grade in St. Paul, and his dad is a Thayer High School teacher.
Cora Hedstrom, director of university relations at ESU, said she is waiting for ESU President Kay Schallenkamp to confirm plans to honor Wagner. She said there has been an outpouring from ESU students who want to do something in his memory.
Schallenkamp released this statement today: "The university wishes to express its condolences and heartfelt compassion to Brian's parents, Jim and Twila Wagner, his sister Brenda and his brother Jason, who have in the last week become particularly close to Emporia State University. We cannot imagine what they must be going through, but we stand willing to support them. The spirit and strength Brian conveyed throughout this past week is indicative of his character, and our student body will be diminished by his absence."
Hedstrom said Wagner was with other ESU students at the time of the fight, but police have not yet confirmed whether those who were fighting against Wagner were students.
Emporia Detective Ron Davis said no charges have been filed against suspects involved in the fight, but charges now could range from simple battery to homicide depending on a decision by the Lyon County attorney. He did not know when charges would be filed. He said there are at least three suspects in the fight.
Hedstrom said funeral arrangements for Wagner are pending, but the funeral will probably be next week.
The university will keep open a hot line that had posted Wagner's condition to make announcements concerning any memorials ESU may have. The number is (316) 343-4797.
Parsons Sun (KS) - Friday, May 21, 1999
Deceased Name: Brian Wagner - ESU student from St. Paul dies
*~✟~*
Social Security Death Index
Name: Brian A. Wagner
State of Issue: Kansas
Date of Birth: Tuesday October 02, 1979
Date of Death: Tuesday April 27, 1999
Est. Age at Death: 19 years, 6 months, 25 days
Confirmation: Proven
*~✟~*
Biography by: ~❃*• Orlena #46627566. •*❃~
*~✟~*
****************************
Hornet Player Dies From Injuries Suffered In Browl
Emporia, Kansas (AP) ----- An Emporia State University football player has died of injuries he received in a parking lot brawl, authorities said.
Brian Wagner, 19 a freshman from St, Paul in southern Kansas, died Thursday night at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita of severe head injuries. He never regained consciousness after he was found in the parking lot earl on the morning of April 21.
Wagner, a 6 foot-2, 225 pound linebacker, was one of at least six people involved in the brawl, police said.
No charges have been filed in the case. Police Lt. Mike Heffron said detectives are still investigating to determine who beat Wagner.
The Gazette
Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas
Thursday, April 29, 1999
Page – 7 Column – 2
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(October 02, 1979 ~ April 27, 1999)
2 October 1979 – 27 April 1999
[Estimated Age at Death: 19 years, 6 months, 25 days]
**~✟~**
ST. PAUL — Brian A. Wagner, 19, of St. Paul, died at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 27, 1999, at the Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, where he entered April 21. He was a freshman attending Emporia State University on a football scholarship.
He was born Oct. 2, 1979, in Parsons to Jim and Twila (Hall) Wagner. He grew up in St. Paul, graduating from St. Paul High School in 1998.
In high school he was active in football, basketball, baseball and track. As a senior, he earned all-league honors three years and was an All-State All-Class honorable mention from The Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle as a football tight end and linebacker, and was named a "Who's Who in Sports All-star," which honors less than 2 percent of the sports participants in American high schools.
In 1997, he was voted most valuable player as tight at the Neil Smith Football Camp in 1977. He was chosen as a defensive co-captain on the Eastern Kansas All-star 8-Man football team. In basketball, he received all-league honors and All-State honorable mention two years, and was named to two all-tournament teams.
In track, Mr. Wagner was the league 400-meter race champion and placed second as a junior.
Academically, he was in "Who's Who of American Students."
At St. Paul High School, he served as a reporter and vice president of Future Farmers of America, was a member of the Catholic Youth Organization and forensics team and participated in the junior class play.
He was a member of the St. Francis Catholic Church in St. Paul.
He was a freshman at Emporia State University on a football scholarship.
In addition to helping on his family's farm, he had worked during the summers for Beachner Construction, Hammer-All Construction and Mike Grosdidier Construction. He had recently been accepted to work for Disney World in Florida as a park greeter this summer.
Survivors include his parents, Jim and Twila Wagner of the home; a brother, Jason Wagner of the home; a sister Brenda Wagner, a student at Kansas State University in Manhattan; paternal grandfather, Herb Wagner of St. Paul; maternal grandmother, Ann Atchison of St. Paul; and great-grandparents, Leonard and Barbara Meeks of Pennsylvania.
The service will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the St. Francis Catholic Church in St. Paul with the Revs. John Zich and Pat Malone officiating.
Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery at St. Paul.
The rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sunday at St. Francis Catholic Church, where the family will receive friends following the rosary.
Friends may call at the Carson-Wall Funeral Home in St. Paul from 6 to 8 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, at which time the casket will be taken to the church.
Memorials may be made to Emporia State University or St. Paul High School.
Parsons Sun (KS) - Friday, May 21, 1999
Deceased Name: Brian A. Wagner
*~✟~*
ESU student from St. Paul dies
A 19-year-old St. Paul man died Tuesday night from injuries sustained in a fight outside of an Emporia bar last week.
Brian Wagner, a freshman reserve linebacker for the Emporia State University football team, died at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, where he was taken by air ambulance with head injuries. He was knocked unconscious in the public parking area outside of Bruff's, a bar frequented by college students, during an early morning brawl April 21.
Emporia police Lt. Mike Heffron said the brawl, which included as many as 10 people, apparently began when two girls started pushing each other. Wagner and two friends knew one of the girls and got involved.
Heffron said four or five other men, who knew the other girl, also got involved.
Wagner was at one point on the ground with someone on top of him, beating him in the face, according to police.
Wagner, who graduated from St. Paul High School last year, played running back, tight end and middle linebacker for the Indians. He was named to the first team of the all-Mineral Belt League football team for at least one position during his sophomore, junior and senior years, St. Paul High School student counselor Paulette Brunskill said.
Wagner also made the first team all-MBL team in basketball, which he played for four years at St. Paul. He also ran track for four years and was involved in Future Farmers of America, forensics and the Catholic Youth Organization. Wagner was a good student who made the honor roll several times, Brunskill said.
Brunskill said a lot of people in St. Paul and the surrounding area were saddened by Wagner's death.
Wagner's mother teaches third grade in St. Paul, and his dad is a Thayer High School teacher.
Cora Hedstrom, director of university relations at ESU, said she is waiting for ESU President Kay Schallenkamp to confirm plans to honor Wagner. She said there has been an outpouring from ESU students who want to do something in his memory.
Schallenkamp released this statement today: "The university wishes to express its condolences and heartfelt compassion to Brian's parents, Jim and Twila Wagner, his sister Brenda and his brother Jason, who have in the last week become particularly close to Emporia State University. We cannot imagine what they must be going through, but we stand willing to support them. The spirit and strength Brian conveyed throughout this past week is indicative of his character, and our student body will be diminished by his absence."
Hedstrom said Wagner was with other ESU students at the time of the fight, but police have not yet confirmed whether those who were fighting against Wagner were students.
Emporia Detective Ron Davis said no charges have been filed against suspects involved in the fight, but charges now could range from simple battery to homicide depending on a decision by the Lyon County attorney. He did not know when charges would be filed. He said there are at least three suspects in the fight.
Hedstrom said funeral arrangements for Wagner are pending, but the funeral will probably be next week.
The university will keep open a hot line that had posted Wagner's condition to make announcements concerning any memorials ESU may have. The number is (316) 343-4797.
Parsons Sun (KS) - Friday, May 21, 1999
Deceased Name: Brian Wagner - ESU student from St. Paul dies
*~✟~*
Social Security Death Index
Name: Brian A. Wagner
State of Issue: Kansas
Date of Birth: Tuesday October 02, 1979
Date of Death: Tuesday April 27, 1999
Est. Age at Death: 19 years, 6 months, 25 days
Confirmation: Proven
*~✟~*
Biography by: ~❃*• Orlena #46627566. •*❃~
*~✟~*
****************************
Hornet Player Dies From Injuries Suffered In Browl
Emporia, Kansas (AP) ----- An Emporia State University football player has died of injuries he received in a parking lot brawl, authorities said.
Brian Wagner, 19 a freshman from St, Paul in southern Kansas, died Thursday night at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita of severe head injuries. He never regained consciousness after he was found in the parking lot earl on the morning of April 21.
Wagner, a 6 foot-2, 225 pound linebacker, was one of at least six people involved in the brawl, police said.
No charges have been filed in the case. Police Lt. Mike Heffron said detectives are still investigating to determine who beat Wagner.
The Gazette
Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas
Thursday, April 29, 1999
Page – 7 Column – 2
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