Prink Callison

1899–1986 (age 87)

Biography

Prink Callison, born 1899, inspired countless athletes as a football coach whose steady wisdom and sense of humor helped young people navigate the discipline of the game.

Beyond the field he volunteered at schools, hosted dinners for visiting teams, and remained a patient counselor long after his retirement; Prink passed in 1986 and lies at Rest-Haven Memorial Park, honored by generations of players.

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