Frank Camp

1905–1986 (age 81)

Biography

Frank Camp devoted his life to coaching young athletes, building programs that emphasized discipline, teamwork, and perseverance on and off the court.

His influence was felt across the community and lives of players he mentored, and he is honored at Cave Hill Cemetery for his contributions to sports and character development.

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