COLDWATER — Longtime Coldwater Village Exempted Schools baseball coach and teacher Lou Brunswick has passed away at the age of 93, according to Coldwater Athletic Director Eric Goodwin.
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He is the second Coldwater coach to pass away in less than two weeks.
Brian Harlamert passed away at the age of 51 on Sept. 21.
Brunswick was a member of the ACME League Hall of Fame and the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
“His Hall of Fame baseball coaching career speaks for itself, but Coach Brunswick was so much more,” Goodwin told NewsCenter 7. “He was an outstanding man to a very special family.”
Doug Mader, Coldwater Superintendent, said the legacy of Mr. Brunswick left is unmeasurable, in a statement on Twitter.
“Thoughts and prayers to the Brunswick family from me personally and from the Coldwater Exempted Village School System,” he said.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
Unfortunately, Coldwater has lost another baseball legend. Prayers to the family of Hall of Fame Coach Lou Brunswick. A tremendous family man to an outstanding family. pic.twitter.com/0c25jghYL0
— Eric Goodwin (@ColdwaterAD) October 1, 2022
Thoughts and prayers to the Brunswick family from me personally and from the Coldwater Exempted Village School System. The legacy Mr.Brunswick left is unmeasurable... My two favorite pictures.. Louie giving guidance to the youth and Louie playing baseball with my dad... pic.twitter.com/W5Vc7qrLIl
— Doug Mader Coldwater Superintendent (@TheRealMrMader) October 1, 2022
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