Dick Harter

1930–2012 (age 82)

Basketball coach

Biography

Dick Harter (1930-2012) built a reputation as a passionate basketball coach who emphasized defense, mentorship, and a fierce work ethic at every program he led.

Players and fellow coaches recall his constant encouragement and readiness to stay in touch long after seasons ended, and his memory is honored at Lakeview Cemetery.

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