THE Reagon Walker FOUNDATION
JULY 16, 1989-APRIL 23, 2011

        Reagon Lynne Walker grew up in Ennis, Texas and is one of the most decorated Texas High School Rodeo athletes in History. He won four Texas High School State Championships and a State All-Around Championship. Reagon was just beginning a very promising career in Professional Rodeo when his life was cut short. He had won the Henderson County PRCA Stampede held in Athens, Texas with a 3.5 second score. He won the Lions Club PRCA Rodeo in Crockett, Texas. Reagon then qualified for the American ProRodeo Finals in Waco, Texas earning second place. Because of Reagon’s successes, he was posthumously inducted into the Texas Rodeo Hall of Fame in 2012.

         Along with being an extremely talented bulldogger, Reagon was a strong defensive player for Ennis High School Varsity Football Program. He played defensive safety on two very good Ennis Lion Football teams making deep playoff runs both years.

         Reagon was traveling to Oklahoma for a National Cutting Horse Association Event alongside his girlfriend when they had a tragic auto accident which led to his passing. Reagon was loved by everyone that ever met him. His big smile lit up the room or the arena as soon as he walked in. He strived to perform to the best of his ability at everything he did which led him to becoming a champion. Reagon always told his dad, “Don’t worry, I've got an extra gear when I need it.”