Lee Eilbracht

1924–2013 (age 89)

college baseball coach

Biography

Lee Eilbracht was a college baseball coach whose passion for the sport and commitment to his players shaped the lives of young athletes. His coaching career reflected a dedication to developing talent and fostering the values of teamwork and excellence in baseball.

Eilbracht's influence extended beyond the field, as he mentored generations of students and athletes. He is remembered at Roselawn Cemetery, where his legacy as an educator and coach continues to inspire those who knew him.

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