William (Bill) Everheart has passed

[BUS]

Dear Mustang fans:
A sad day last week when Bill's wife called with sad news. BA told me that Bill had passed away in his sleep.

Bill was and is a great Mustang graduate and fan. BA and he spent most Saturdays on the Boulevard and made most basketball games. They both traveled to New Orleans, Annapolis and where ever the teams played. The two of them were like salt and pepper.... always together... and always positive.

Bill will be laid to rest in Colorado where he and BA spent summers in the family cabin in the woods. Bill loved nature and the calm serene beauty of the mountains.

There is an account set up with the Mustang Club. It is their wishes that in lieu of flowers, donations to the Mustang Club be made in his name. William Everheart. Love Always.

SMU Mustang Club
PO BOX 750315
Dallas Texas 75275-0315
Put in Memory of Bill Everheart

[smusportspage]

Thanks for the info. BUS. RIP MustangBill.

[smusic 00]

104 won't be the same this year. Will miss his talks on the boulevard and in the Miller club. RIP Bill.

[smusic 00]

https://obittree.com/obituary/us/colora ... t/3083454/

[RGV Pony]

Beautifully written BUS.

[mrydel]

I am sad again

[One Trick Pony]

Thanks Bus.

From Hawaii - Louisville - Texas Ranger games the Miller Crib - Bill was always one of my favorite Mustang Friends. Had a lending ear and was very helpful with legal knowledge.

RIP Mustang Bill.

[BUS]

Obituary for William Edward Everheart
William Edward Everheart II age 75, of Dallas, Texas, passed away quietly at the family cabin in Cuchara, Colorado on Augut 24, 2017. Bill was born in New Orleans, Louisiana to William Edward Everheart and Doris Talley Everheart. After he graduated from Amarillo High School, he attended Trinity University from 1960-1962 and then transferred to Westminster College in Missouri, where he earned his Bachelor's degree in Biology, and then earned a Law degree from Southern Methodist University. He served as Regional Deputy Solicitor of the united States Department of Labor, and member of professional associations. Bill remained a loyal supporter of S.M.U., his Alma Mater, and also earned his Master Naturalist certification, which gave him great pleasure. Bill and beloved wife Barbara, of 52 years, enjoyed travel, collecting fine wines and attending S.M.U. football & basketball games, as well as hiking, mountain climbing (including 50 of Colorado's fourteeners among others) gardening, spending time outdoors and summers at the cabin in Colorado, entertaining family and close friends. He is survived by his wife Barbara, sons William Tracy Everheart and his wife Julia, of Atlanta, GA.; Edward Terry Everheart and wife N. Hope, of Dallas, TX; and grandchildren, Payton M. Everheart, Hailey I. Everheart, Elle M. Everheart, and William Hunter Everheart. Bill will be interred at the La Veta Cemetery in Colorado. In lieu of flowers remembrances may be made in memory of William Everheart to: SMU Mustang Club PO Box 750315 Dallas, TS 75275.

[CoxMustangFan]

I didn't know him in person, but very sad to hear. Condolences to his family.

[mrydel]

I very good man and I will miss him.

[Treadway21]

What a great guy. Very saddened by this news.

He was well connected within the N Tx soccer scene and had some great stories - including SMU Coach Jimmy Benedek. Bill was an early soccer pioneer.

Bill was one of the nicest guys one would ever meet. He will be missed.

[RGV Pony]

Love those pics mrydel

[ponyboy]

I'll have a glass of Adam Lee's Siduri Pinot noir in his memory.

[mavsrage311]

I didn't know Bill personally but I've seen him countless times at SMU events. RIP

[mrydel]

I bought a black shirt to put on his 104 seat in remembrance. I will take a photo.