Jack Friel

1898–1995 (age 97)

basketball coach

Biography

Jack Friel spent his career guiding young athletes on the basketball court, teaching them discipline, teamwork, and respect. His calm direction turned practices into lessons about perseverance and sportsmanship.

Beyond wins and losses he cultivated community pride, cheering successes and supporting players through setbacks, and he leaves a legacy of steady leadership.

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