This site is a tribute to Lane Frost, his life, family and friends.

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"Don't be afraid to go after what you want to do, and what you want to be.
But don't be afraid to be willing to pay the price."
                          ~Lane Frost~
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Yeah, there's memories I'd just as soon forget 
bout Cheyenne and mud and rain;
Memories that pierce the soul and stir up old, like-new pain.
That reminds me clearly of the cost
We agree to pay when playin' our hand,
And of the good friends we lost,
In the rain, and mud, in July, in Cheyenne.
                                            ŠTony Engerg
                                             from his poem "July In Cheyenne"

"If people remember one thing about Lane we want it to be 
that he was a kind person and knew Jesus."  
Clyde and Elsie Frost~Cheyenne, 1999 10 Year Tribute

"The story of Lane Frost is a simple one.
He'd help in the chutes,
never said no to a fan,
never kicked at the earth or threw his hat in public 
after an unfair low score.
a good friend, a good husband."
Kellie Frost~Cheyenne, 1993 Statue Dedication
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Thank you for  your interest in Lane Frost, and I am glad you found this site.
And when you are finished viewing and reading it I hope you have more insights as to 
who Lane really was, and what he was about. After a few minutes of talking with Lane,
you felt that you knew each other forever. He was that easy to get a long with and that likable.
Lane made everyone feel special. When he was talking with you, you were the most important
person in his world. 

I started this site in May of 1999 because I found so much  inaccurate information 
about Lane on the Internet. And anyone that has ever met Lane knows he deserves 
to be remembered for the great person he was. 

I originally thought this site was going to be 2 pages. A page for the story of
the "Challenge of the Champions", Lane's duel with the great bull Red Rock, 
and a story about July 30, 1989, the day that Lane lost his life in Cheyenne.

But it wasn't long before people started e-mailing questions to me and I learned 
many people wanted to know more about Lane and his life. 
The site grew to it's present size. Is it finished? No, I continue to add to it.
The Frost Family are also involved in this site, and have helped to make it accurate 
and contribute to it regularly also. 

I recommend that you start at the Site Map page to get the most information out of this site.
If you have a specific question you can e-mail me, but please see if it is answered on the 
Frequently Asked Questions Page first. And the News and Updates for the latest update
on this site.

Momentos of Lane
Many visitors to this site have written to me asking me to send them one of my photos of Lane
(No, Sorry! I'm sure that you can understand how important they are to me.)
and/or where they can purchase Mementos of Lane.

What better place to buy mementos of Lane than directly from Lane's family?

Because Lane was so well known and popular, many people requested souvenirs of and from him.
At that time the Frost family owned and operated a convenience store. They sold the t-shirts,
posters, belt buckles and caps to the travelers that would stop in.
 
After Lane's death, the family no longer wished to sell the souvenirs and mementos.

But Lane's sister Robin explains:

"It is only because of demand that we have anything, not that we are trying to profit from his death. 
We have stopped making things time and time again but people kept asking for more."

The convenience store has since been sold, and now the items are sold on this site.
They are still packed and shipped by the Frost family. 

A portion of each sale goes to the scholarship fund Lane's family created in Lane's memory.

I felt that, if I had a choice, I would rather buy directly from Lane's family than anywhere else 
and I bet you would too.  

A sample of the items and a link to the catalog page is at the bottom of this page.