I am pursuing my dreams and NOTHING will stand in my way. I will become a World Renown female Muscular Icon!Ĭurrently, I live in Los Angeles, California!! My energy is amazing in this town. I have a burning desire to show the world my powerful physique laced with beauty and femininity. We only get one life, so I set out on a new path. My life in Omaha was no longer satisfying me. It is not available for purchase at this time.
There is an excellent documentary made about my lifting and life called STRONGEST EVER. While living this dream I owned a gym in Omaha, NE called Big Iron Gym. He is presently in the Ohio prison system.My name is Becca Swanson. As a repeat offender, with a poor prison record coupled with the deliberateness of his lethal attack on Stu, I feel strongly he is a danger to society and belongs behind bars. Salyers, denied parole in 1995, has been in solitary twice for insubordination and in three different security prisons since 1984. Salyers, with a long rap sheet, had only been out of a Florida prison four days (released early because of overcrowding). Salyers was arrested, tried and sentenced for first degree murder – fifteen years to life. Let’s go up the street later and stick a nigger and watch him die.”
#SHAWNA MENDELSON GIRLS WITH MUSCLE TRIAL#
Trial testimony quoted Salyers telling Steve, “That dude I stuck, I think I killed him. An eye witness who had seen Salyers tossing a knife behind his back from hand to hand was horrified as Salyers stuck the knife into Stu’s neck, ripping it two inches. and his companion, Steve, confronted my son and Steve hit Stewart in the eye. Peg responded by gesturing with a paper cup and water his one man in the chest. Two men on the courthouse railing were drinking and yelling obscenities at passing girls. Mendelson was walking with his fiancée – both to graduate from Ohio University in five weeks. On October 6th, 1984, in the college town of Athens, Ohio, my son, Stewart D. He was a good guy, you would have liked him! Stu and I were so alike that I feel I’ve buried a big chunk of myself. Stu’s oft-repeated comment, “I’m a happy child,” rings consolingly in my ears.
#SHAWNA MENDELSON GIRLS WITH MUSCLE SKIN#
Stu was a big guy yet comfortable in his skin and I’ve tried to learn from his life. Share the wisdom/compassion gained from his death. Accept that life isn’t fair, yet live kindly and joyously. Stu loved life and often said, “Mom, you learn more from the bad stuff than the good stuff.” And what the bad stuff (his death) has taught me is: 1. He worked at our stores and with friend John, did the construction work to get our Mall branch store ready to open. He had good common sense and could talk to anyone. He had a good eye and sense of balance (owned and rode a unicycle). She later married, had 2 girls, divorced. Stu had dated one girl for 6 years, then met Peg at college and she was the one! After his death, she dropped out of school, returning to get a law degree. We proudly accepted his OU degree posthumously.
After his death, they sent me a finished copy. His peers voted him chairperson of their senior marketing project. Stu was proud to be graduating and worked very hard for B’s in his major. He majored in marketing and enjoyed many business discussions with his Dad. It enabled Stu to successfully attend college. We saw specialists and finally his Uncle Bob diagnosed an eye muscle problem that necessitated 1 and 1/2 years of training. We HAD to do the room.ĭuring 2nd grade, I realized Stu had a reading problem. We decided to make a poolroom in the basement. Stu was my best yardman, enjoyed cooking his famous rib sauce, REALLY loved his Harley Davidson motorcycle, and had a huge record collection. His cousin Rick came on summer beach vacations. He went to Y camps, survival, canoe, hockey and Jewish camps. Stu loved the winter and was an excellent skier and skater. He was always very proud and protective of them. After miles of singing choruses of Fe, Fi, Fidi I O, by the time we reached WV, Stu had mastered those F’s! Stu had a dog, Brindle, but was overjoyed when brothers Andy and Matt came along when he was 6 and 8. On the move back to Wheeling, WV in ’65, we realized Stu couldn’t pronounce initial F’s correctly. He learned to swim as a baby, loved a stationary riding Yogi Bear toy and sock doll “Sandy”, had a hamster, Pete, and toured the bay area in his Gerry backpack. He was a social, stubborn, independent kid who loved the outdoors. Mendelson, first-born of 3 sons, was born in San Francisco.
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