Bob Norbie, President of Special Olympics Montana, accepts a check from Universal Athletic, on behalf of the Steve Weil Memorial fund. The Steve Weil Memorial fund is in memory of our co-worker and friend Steve Weil who passed away September 25, 2011.

Steve was a Special Olympics coach in Bozeman. He really enjoyed coaching his athletes and cared about them very much.

Steve worked for Universal Athletic for 35 years, and he is missed.

U.S. Marine Corps League, Kiwanis, Lions Club, and American Legion have teamed up to bring Gallatin County the "Hope for the Holidays" organization.

Hope for the Holidays provides toys, food, and clothing for families in need.

See link below for details and drop-off locations!

Hope for the Holidays

Wrestling friends and family, please come and join our former, current and future Hawk Wrestling athletes, coaches, fans / supporters, and parents for an exciting evening at the Team Bozeman building. Let’s spend an evening together and continue to support and celebrate our Bozeman wrestling program.

Saturday, November 12th.

Read more details below.

3rd Annual Bozeman Hawk Wrestling Extravaganza

9-29-11 Universal Athletic met at the Cannery in Bozeman following a funeral service and reception for our friend and coworker Steve Weil to have a Rainier (his favorite beer). Steve was with Universal Athletic for over 35 years. He is missed dearly.

~Steven Richard Weil, 1952-2011~

Steven Richard Weil, 59, of Bozeman passed away unexpectedly Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011. He was born March 31, 1952, in Lake Forest, Ill., to parents, Richard Herbert and Dorothy Jones Weil.

Steve grew up in Winnetka, Ill., with his sisters, Sally DeForest and Nancy Castino, and step-siblings, Andie Sheaffer, Fran Anderson and Robert Bartholomay. An Eagle Scout and avid pursuer of mischief, he graduated from New Trier East High School in 1970 and attended several years of college in New Jersey.

Steve moved out West to continue his study of skiing, eventually finding Bozeman, and he never left. He met his future wife, Janice Kaye Frise, in Jackson Hole, Wyo., and they were married in June 1977. They raised their son, Matthew Steven Weil, together in Bozeman until Janice passed away in 1988. Through the generous help of numerous family and friends, Steve continued to raise Matt as a single parent through high school and was proud to see him off to college in 2000.