Sup guys/gals -

I wanted to let everyone know that Austin Wiseman was in a terrible car accident outside of Chicago this past friday, Nov. 25 2005 - and he didnt make it:round
his memorial service is this coming saturday, Dec. 3 2005.

i would like for those who knew him to make the time to be in a caravan to Muskogee this saturday to pay our respects to Austin.

Email me at kdenham@arinc.com if you care to know more details etc.

R.I.P Austin :( (www.ceegeez.com/austin.htm)

And he was apparently my age.. sobering. Sorry to hear, I don't believe I had met him. A car wreck is a tough way for a family to lose a loved one.

Austin was a fantastic person. I had the opportunity to meet him a few times at CCA breakfasts and at the Jenks Car Show. He was a cheerful, warm person. We'll all miss him.

Wow. I'm a fairly new CCA member in OKC, but I got to spend some time with Austin and found him to be a great guy. This is a really tough thing for everyone who knew him, and I'll be lifting up some prayers for his family and for all of you who were his friends. Godspeed, man.

:(

Jaye Dee (Austin's girlfriend and dear friend of mine) called me from Chicago Sunday morning. It was such a shock.

It is very difficult to accept the loss of someone so young but it may comfort some to know that his family made his organs available for donation and many lives will be saved through this tragedy.

I will be going to the service on Saturday in Muskogee -- I may want to tag along with you guys. I don't know if were having a MINI caravan or not.

Also, if you can't make it to the service in Muskogee, there will be a get together in his memory at The Old German Restaurant (his favorite) Saturday evening. Not sure of the time.

- Angie

Man, that is sad. He was a great guy:( I just found out when I got the email from Ross. My thoughts are prayers are with his family.

Wow - - -
total threw me off - - - just wow
many prayers

we need to get together about who is going down Sat and times - we had a protrait set up for wedding stuff but we will rebook it so we can go.
I will email with the Tulsa group tomarrow morning and figure out what we will do.

Teg

I hate to be the one to ask but was he in a bmw? not that it matters now...

I hate to be the one to ask but was he in a bmw? not that it matters now...

Yes. He was the passenger. I believe it was a 540, but I'm not up on all the BMW model numbers so I could be wrong.

Yes. He was the passenger. I believe it was a 540, but I'm not up on all the BMW model numbers so I could be wrong.
Tragic, gives you the feeling in the pit of your stomach and the bitter taste in the back of your throat.

austin was a pretty great guy. always helped me out whenever i needed it and for the short time i knew him, he was always thinking about how he could help everyone out. what are the details on the service kyle?

i dont know exact location nor time yet but AS SOON AS i find out i will let everyone know -

there will be a meeting spot off of I-35 on Sat a.m.where we all can meet and drive up together.

those who are making the time to go, please email me with your contact info. your info will be used by me to contact you with more info and will not be shared.

Austin Hughes Wiseman
Austin Hughes Wiseman of Chicago, Illinois, died Sunday, November 27th from injuries sustained in a car accident. He was 23 years old. Austin was born in Shawnee, OK and attended schools in Moore, Norman and Little Rock, graduating from Owasso High School in 2000. After high school, he attended technical training in Wyoming and BMW factory training in Florida. He worked for two years for Jackie Cooper BMW in Edmond and more recently The Werk Shop in Lake Bluff, Illinois. Austin had a passion for BMW, Formula 1 racing, the music of U2, but mostly a passion for life. He is the son of Marsha Hughes Wiseman of Owasso, OK and Ray Wiseman of Commerce, TX. He has two half sisters, Rachel and Becky Wiseman of Tuttle, OK. In addition to his parents and sisters, he is survived by two grandparents, Sonny Wiseman of Commerce, TX and Ann Roe of Muskogee, OK and several aunts, uncles, cousins and other relatives and friends. Austin will be commemorated on Saturday, December 3rd, at 10:00 a.m. in a memorial ceremony at the First United Methodist Church in Muskogee, OK, with the Rev. Diana Cox Crawford officiating followed by a celebration of his life by family and friends at the Old German Restaurant in Choctaw, OK at 3:00 p.m. The family prefers memorial donations be made to ministries who provide meals for the homeless. You may send your contribution to Red Andrews Dinner, PO Box 18894, Oklahoma City, OK 73154 or to the Iron Gate Ministries, % Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati Ave., Tulsa, OK 74103. Arrangements and memorial services are under the direction of Hersman-Nichols Funeal Home, Wagoner.
Published in The Oklahoman on 11/30/2005.

Rip :(

RIP Austin.

Austin was really an awesome guy. I only knew him for a short period of time meeting him just earlier this year when i got my car. He always was willing to help or give any advice he had. He will be missed. It really is a reality check when you lose someone that you actually knew. I will try to make the services this saturday if i can get off of work. If I am able to Kyle i will email or call you.

Sorry to hear the tragic news. I had a chance to met Austin and he was a great guy who always was up to help someone out! Kyle I will be in contact with you about Sat.

hey all of you OKC mofos, if you cant make it to Muskogee but can make it to the 3:00 celebration of life, a few people are going to meet at my house at about 2:00 and then roll over there. I live off of Sooner and I-240 so if you can make it and it is on the way, feel free to stop by.

This is very sad. Wish I could be there for the services.

My thoughts and prayers are with Austin's family and all the MOFOs.

I was going to post a link to a map and directions to the First United Methodist Church in Muskogee, but I'm not allowed to post URLs. :confused

But anyway...is anyone from Tulsa going? I'd like to travel along with the group if that's happening. Meet somewhere and head that way by 8:30?

Thanks,
- Angie