Hall of Honor
Information as of 2015: Walter White enjoyed a stellar career as a tight end for the Maverick football team in the early 70's earning All-American honors in 1971 and 72. After two years at Mesa Junior College, Walter transferred to the University of Maryland. He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers before playing tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs retiring third in Chiefs history in catches by a tight end (163), receiving yards by a tight end (2,396) and the team's rookie of the year. He remains active in the Kansas City Chief's Ambassador's Program, an organization that keeps retired Chiefs active in the community and with the team. Walter is also involved with the CMU football team helping with the Legends Golf Tournament. He is currently vice president of the Trust Department at Commerce City Bank and Trust in Kansas City.
