Chuck Brayton

1925–2015 (age 90)

Baseball coach

Biography

Chuck Brayton dedicated decades to baseball, shaping young athletes with a mix of discipline, wisdom, and humor that resonated well beyond Pullman.

He was celebrated as a coach who balanced competitive excellence with character building, and his influence is still felt in the community he served while laid to rest at Pullman City Cemetery.

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