Ray Mallouf

1918–2008 (age 90)

Biography

Ray Mallouf, born in 1918, starred as a quarterback and backfield leader while serving with grit on the Boston College Eagles and later for the Chicago Cardinals; his athletic flair was matched by the humility with which he greeted teammates and fans.

After retiring from play, he shared stories of perseverance and teamwork with aspiring athletes, and the community remembered him at Calvary Hill Cemetery for teaching that courage is a daily practice.

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