Chris Davis baseball coach passed away, South Iredell mourns his death

Chris Davis Death – This week, a volunteer coach at South Iredell High School went away unexpectedly, rocking a high school community that is located a little over an hour’s drive from the city center of Charlotte. According to a statement that was issued by Iredell-Statesville Schools, Chris Davis was on campus working maintenance on the fields by himself when he suddenly experienced a medical emergency. Emergency medical services from Iredell County were dispatched to the location, however they were unable to revive the victim.

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Davis, who had reached the age of 48, had been volunteering as a coach at the school for over six years. “We are beyond saddened by the tragic passing of our beloved Coach Davis,” said Jeff Peck, the head coach of the baseball team at South Iredell. “His contagious enthusiasm for the sport of baseball, as well as his consistent role modeling on how to do things the right way, will be sorely missed by all of us in our South Iredell baseball family,” In memory of the coach, the family will pay their respects at the Beulah Baptist Church in Statesville on Sunday at 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon.

The memorial service will start at 4 o’clock in the afternoon, and the receiving will get underway at 2:00. In lieu of sending flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made to the South Iredell baseball program. “South Iredell lost a tremendous coach, facilitator of knowledge on and off the field, a truly great person, and I have lost a lifetime friend,” said Robert Little, the principle of South Iredell High School. “I have lost a friend for life.”

Related topic: Longtime Coldwater High School baseball coach dies

According to the Coldwater Athletic Director Eric Goodwin, Lou Brunswick, who served as a teacher and coach for the Coldwater Village Exempted Schools baseball team for many years, passed away at the age of 93. He was the second coach from Coldwater to pass away in the span of fewer than two weeks. On September 21, Brian Harlamert lost his battle with cancer at the age of 51. Both the ACME League Hall of Fame and the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame have inducted former Brunswick players into their respective halls 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.” In a message that he posted on Twitter, Coldwater Superintendent Doug Mader referred to the legacy that Mr. Brunswick had left as being “unmeasurable.” He expressed his condolences to the Brunswick family on behalf of himself and the Coldwater Exempted Village School System. “Thoughts and prayers to the Brunswick family,” he stated. The arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made public.

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