RIP Steve Gossen

[talktomewillis]

We lost a good one. Mr. Steve Gossen passed away.

He contributed so much over the years with his time and his generosity. He had been in bad health for several years.

For you who are militant about LOUISIANA. You know that big Louisiana flag we display in pre game? Steve Gossen purchased it. He was passionate about the University of Louisiana. Many of you know his son Greg, who has Channel One Video.

I'm very sad this morning. He was a great man. But the band is playing "Fight on Cajuns" in heaven today, I can assure you of that.

[CajunT]

We lost a good one. Mr. Steve Gossen passed away.

He contributed so much over the years with his time and his generosity. He had been in bad health for several years.

For you who are militant about LOUISIANA. You know that big Louisiana flag we display in pre game? Steve Gossen purchased it. He was passionate about the University of Louisiana. Many of you know his son Greg, who has Channel One Video.

I'm very sad this morning. He was a great man. But the band is playing "Fight on Cajuns" in heaven today, I can assure you of that.

Mr. Steve Gossen was a great guy. He was always involved in UL athletics over the years and just a great person to talk to in concerns with UL sports. Rest in peace Mr. Gossen.

[Million$Mullet]

We lost a good one. Mr. Steve Gossen passed away.

He contributed so much over the years with his time and his generosity. He had been in bad health for several years.

For you who are militant about LOUISIANA. You know that big Louisiana flag we display in pre game? Steve Gossen purchased it. He was passionate about the University of Louisiana. Many of you know his son Greg, who has Channel One Video.

I'm very sad this morning. He was a great man. But the band is playing "Fight on Cajuns" in heaven today, I can assure you of that.

Very sad to hear of his passing this morning. Great guy and I’ll never forget our trip to St. Pete for the 94 ncaa tournament. RIP Mr. Steve!

[ULvictory]

Aw man, that’s a bummer. Mr. Gossen was a great guy and a HUGE UL supporter. He loved his Cajuns.

He will be missed.

[basinbear]

We lost a good one. Mr. Steve Gossen passed away.

He contributed so much over the years with his time and his generosity. He had been in bad health for several years.

For you who are militant about LOUISIANA. You know that big Louisiana flag we display in pre game? Steve Gossen purchased it. He was passionate about the University of Louisiana. Many of you know his son Greg, who has Channel One Video.

I'm very sad this morning. He was a great man. But the band is playing "Fight on Cajuns" in heaven today, I can assure you of that.

Well said my friend.

[Cajunsmike]

We lost a good one. Mr. Steve Gossen passed away.

He contributed so much over the years with his time and his generosity. He had been in bad health for several years.

For you who are militant about LOUISIANA. You know that big Louisiana flag we display in pre game? Steve Gossen purchased it. He was passionate about the University of Louisiana. Many of you know his son Greg, who has Channel One Video.

I'm very sad this morning. He was a great man. But the band is playing "Fight on Cajuns" in heaven today, I can assure you of that.

I agree it is sad news as Steve was as good a Cajuns fan as you will ever find. Some may not know that he drove in from Thibodoaux to support his team. Also, he is a former football player from the 60's that once had a kickoff return record. I believe he set it against Tech. Heaven gained a good one over the weekend.

[Turbine]

Steve Gossen was a RaginPagin patron.

He registered on RaginPagin by his nickname, "Kawlija" but later had me change it to his real name.

He tells his story of Victory Run in the link below

https://forumeus.com/showthread.php?.-s-Victory-Run

Steve will be missed. Great football and baseball player for UL. Bad ankle kept him out of the bigs.

[Cajunsmike]

Steve Gossen was a RaginPagin patron.

He registered on RaginPagin by his nickname, "Kawlija" but later had me change it to his real name.


He tells his story of Victory Run in the link below

https://forumeus.com/showthread.php?.-s-Victory-Run

Steve will be missed. Great football and baseball player for UL. Bad ankle kept him out of the bigs.

Great memories in that story Turbine. As a former Texaco employee, reading about the Joe Jamail connection really brought me back. Turbine's link there brings you to a long story but I encourage all to read it in honor of Steve. Also, his obituary is carried in today's edition of The Advocate.

[Square Head]

What a great athlete but a better person. Always looked forward to talking him and his wife at various events. I will miss him.

Don Gossen

[donallen]

RIP, Steve

[Crawfish]

Great UL fan, but also a genuinely nice guy. Sad to hear of his passing.

[Turbine]

Steve was one of the guys that would sit in on monthly meetings with Nelson Schexnayder where he sought input from the fans.

David Walker decided to put an end to that concept and focused instead on training a protégé.

I have to believe Steve would approve of how the current AD is listening.