James Lytle

1901–1987 (age 86)

Football player/coach

Biography

James Lytle exemplified the spirit of resilience as both football player and coach, dedicating his life to the sport and to inspiring young men in competition and character. He is remembered for his thoughtful approach to coaching and his willingness to invest in each player.

His career left a lasting imprint on the communities he served, and his steady influence continues to be felt through the many lives he touched.

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