William Donuts Jr.

== William Donuts Jr ==
William Austin Donuts Jr (January 5th, 1937- June 25th, 1989) was a media mogul, football player, singer and actor who is best known for playing for the Minnesota Vikings for 13 seasons (1959-1972). He was the CEO of Donuts Enterprises for a short time from 1973-1974 and again from 1982-1989. He was also the lead singer of Gold Rush.
William was born on January 5th 1937 to William Donuts Sr and Samantha Donuts. He was the oldest of three. William was great at three sports. Soccer, tennis, and football. He led his high school to 2 consecutive championships. He met a girl named Maria Brown and he dated her. He got drafted with the 3rd pick on the NFL Draft to the Minnesota Vikings. After he retired, he briefly became the CEO of Donut Enterprises. He bought out NBA and NFL. When his father returned, he started a band with his friends Henry Grunge (Guitar), Simon Dawn (Bass), and Jose Martinez (Drums) and they called it Gold Rush. They released "Darkness after Days" in 1975. People called them the first true Pop-Punk band. They released "Pay Up" in 1978 and "You Are My Lover" in 1981. He became CEO in 1983, and he was making headlines. He starred in a movie named "Grandpa's Last Ride" in 1984 which was a very famous film. He died in 1989 when somebody shot him.
== Family ==
William was the oldest of 3.
== Football Career ==
William's number was 37, he being born in 1937. He played with the Minnesota Vikings for 13 seasons.
== Gold Rush ==
William released three albums with his band. They broke up in 1982. 
== CEO of Donuts Enterprises ==
William Donuts Jr became CEO of Donuts Enterprises in 1982. He made some very famous movies. 
== Death ==
On June 25th, 1989, William was leaving Donut Studios in Ohio when he was shot three times by Maria Brown, William's ex, and Jose Martinex, the former drummer of Gold Rush who now dated Maria. William was rushed to the hospital but was pronounced dead upon arrival.
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