Ray Nolting

1913–1995 (age 82)

football player and coach

Biography

Ray Nolting was a dedicated athlete and educator who made lasting contributions to American football both on and off the field. Born in 1913, he distinguished himself as a skilled football player and later as a respected coach, shaping the development of countless young athletes throughout his career.

Nolting's impact extended beyond his athletic achievements to his role as a mentor and leader in the football community. His commitment to excellence and sportsmanship left an enduring mark on the sport and the lives of those he coached.

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