Home - In Memory of Tony Dao

Ryan Nguyen, Tony's cousin, has created a video clip in Tony's remembrance - June 25, 2006.

Tony's name was also added to the Ride of Silence web site to honor cyclists who have been injured or killed while riding on public roadways. For more information, please visit http://www.rideofsilence.org/main.php (Reference the In memoriam section).
Tony's co-workers at NASA-JSC have also created a web site as a tribute to Tony's legacy at JSC. For more information, please visit http://tonydao.ostreet.net.
Wichita State University, Tony's Alma Mater, is accepting contributions towards a memorial to honor Tony. Please visit the Donations page for more information.
Eulogies have been posted on the web site.
Ghost Bike Houston placed a ghost bike at 11875 County Road 190, Alvin, Texas in memory of Tony Dao and to promote awareness for cyclists and improve safety. For more information, please visit www.ghostbikehouston.org.
Although the weather was quite chilly, many cyclists showed up for the Tony Dao Memorial Ride, which was organized by James Smith of the PCC. View pictures from the ride.
A fellow cyclist will be distributing 'For Tony We Ride' banners at the Tony Dao Memorial Ride.
For more information on the Tony Dao Memorial Ride this Saturday (2/11), please visit the The Pearland Cycling Club web site: http://www.pearlandcyclingclub.org/tonyride.doc

Mike Coats (JSC Director) & Charlie Carmada (Engineering Director) will be at the visitation this evening to present Dianne & the Family with the flag that was flown at Half-Staff at JSC on Tuesday 2/7.(Feb. 8, 2006)

The NASA-JSC flag was flown at half-staff for Tony Dao and Coretta King .(Feb. 7, 2006)

The Pearland Cycling Club is planning a ride of silence this Saturday for Tony. The ride will start between 8-8:15 am near CR90 and FM518, travel through Silverlake down CR90, turn east on Bailey and then south on FM1128. Riders will regroup and ride east on CR190 past Frobergs in silence out of respect for Tony. The trip down Frobergs will be at low speed (12-14 mph) and under police escort. This is the plan, and it will not change unless there is trouble with the support or it is raining. We expect a nice turnout, and it may boost Dianne's spirit to see the support. (James Smith, Feb. 8, 2006)