Skip Prosser

1950–2007 (age 57)

college basketball coach

Biography

Skip Prosser earned admiration as a college basketball coach who balanced a fierce competitive drive with profound care for the young people he mentored. He led teams with integrity, emphasizing academic success alongside athletic excellence at programs such as Xavier and Wake Forest.

Beyond the hardwood, he was known for his generosity, thoughtful conversations, and the lasting friendships he cultivated, leaving an enduring impact that continues to inspire those who remember him at Spring Grove Cemetery.

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