Reds Bagnell

1928–1995 (age 67)

American football player and coach

Biography

Reds Bagnell (1928-1995) made his mark as an American football player and coach, bringing intensity and strategic thinking to every field he entered.

He loved guiding young athletes toward their potential, and that spirit of mentorship remains cherished by those who visit Calvary Cemetery.

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