Embed on your websiteClose×Copy the code below to embed the WBUR audio player on your site<iframe width="100%" height="124" scrolling="no" frameborder="no" src="https://player.wbur.org/hereandnow/2025/05/05/newspaper-ads-holocaust"></iframe> back when it used to be called the Manchester Guardian Among those children was Borger's own father Borger joins host Scott Tong for more on his book and the incredible stories he uncovered about his family and many others Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Graveside services will be at 1:00 pm on Friday at Westlawn Memorial Park under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger TX to Johnny Hope and Gaylinda (Dobkins) Hope His parents Johnny and Gaylinda Hope of Stinnett Sons Josiah Reynolds and Walter Crafton both of Shamrock Brothers Brandon Coleman and wife Brandy of Ponca City L A Seeliger and wife Leslie of Ponca City OK and Larry Seeliger and wife Mellisa of Ponca City TX Bobbie Lynn and Stephen Warren of Decatur Aunt Dee Dee Fryrear and husband Cecil of Borger Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker most of the charges brought against people who joined large Palestinian solidarity protests at Dartmouth College and the University of New Hampshire have been dropped The demonstrations were part of a wave of activism around the country in response to the war in Gaza drew an intense police response — then-Gov Chris Sununu sent state troopers to both campuses New reporting from the Concord Monitor casts doubt on police accounts about what happened at UNH that night, where roughly a dozen people were arrested. (Most of those charges were dropped within months.) Prosecutors recently dropped the final two pending cases against Hanover residents Julianne Borger and Christian Harris on the condition that they stay off campus and agree to maintain good behavior Both Borger and Harris grew up in the Upper Valley said they initially showed up last May 1 for a May Day rally but stuck around to support student demonstrations when they realized a protest for Palestine was happening after students decided to erect tents on the campus lawn Borger said they were concerned to see the Dartmouth Green — an area they have long known as a community gathering space — filling up with officers bearing shields We weren't doing anything hateful,” Borger said “I think that that's sort of like a big takeaway for me grew up in Hanover and has deep ties to Dartmouth; his father worked there He felt relief that the charges were dropped but the intensity of events last May is still shocking to him “There's still just a ton of frustration around that night given the kind of current state of affairs with this current administration but I think it was also more indicative of things to come and I think that's really been kind of the tragedy of it all.” Borger and Harris both say they currently feel secure in their ability to protest without serious consequences they have been concerned about the future of protesting in America especially for students and the international community on college campuses They both plan to continue to support Dartmouth students who are speaking out on campus Outside of their own grievances and legal battles Harris said he feels that the college created a kind of manufactured consent to discourage more protests “I think [Dartmouth] paved the way for what we're currently seeing with this current administration rounding up people and forgoing due process forgoing the laws that are there to protect the rights that we do have,” Harris said “I think the actions of Dartmouth really laid the groundwork for people to allow this to occur and you know we're seeing push back now It's just unfortunate that it might be too little too late for a lot of folks.” These articles are being shared by partners in the Granite State News Collaborative. For more information, visit collaborativenh.org by Matthew Watkins, Jamie Burch, & Drew Powell Texas (KVII) — A teenage boy was arrested for double murder in Borger someone called 911 to report a possible home invasion and shooting at 1502 Canyon Street The victims were identified as Steven Frick Police arrested a teenage boy who lives in the home He was taken to a juvenile detention facility in Randall County Police have not released the suspect's name or age This story has been updated with additional information The Borger Police Department said two people were found dead and a juvenile suspect was arrested after a reported shooting incident in the early hours April 17 Police said that Borger Central Dispatch received a 911 call around 12:24 a.m reporting a possible home invasion and shooting at a residence located in the 1500 block of Canyon Street Officers who went to the scene found two dead individuals. Following an initial investigation by police, "a juvenile male of the household was detained under suspicion of homicide," the Borger Police Department said in a news release. "With the assistance of the Texas Rangers a search warrant for the residence was obtained and the suspect was later arrested on two counts of homicide He has been transported to a juvenile detention facility in Randall County." Police said this does not appear to be a random incident and there is no ongoing threat in the area Anyone with information possibly connected to this incident is asked to contact the police department at 806-273-0950 "The Borger Police Department extends its deepest condolences to those affected and will provide updates as appropriate," the news release stated Texas (KVII) — The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has issued a warning to local law enforcement about a serial child predator targeting minors on social media platforms has been soliciting inappropriate images and videos from children One of the victims identified in this case is from Borger The platform Discord reported that the predator has been pressuring multiple child victims into creating and sharing self-generated content The predator reportedly seeks out victims through Discord Authorities urge parents to talk to their children about the dangers of sharing personal information online They recommend setting boundaries on platform usage knowing children's friends both online and offline and enabling parental controls on devices and apps Suspicious activity should be reported to the NCMEC’s CyberTipline at www.cybertipline.org or by contacting law enforcement immediately  A celebration of his life will be held at 10:30 on Tuesday Dress will be casual......You know that's what Ralph would've done Services are under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger In lieu of flowers his memory may be honored with a gift to Dunklin Memorial Church Texas to Luke White and Evelyn Baker White Ralph worked at various area banks for 25 plus years before becoming a realtor He enjoyed visiting people and creating relationships Riding around town and visiting the airport were high on his list but daily lunches with buddies were his favorite things.   He is preceded in death by his parents The polls are closed in Texas. Click here to see who won the races where you live Borger police investigate fatal shooting, seek red Ford pickupby Matthew Watkins AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — A shooting in Borger on Sunday left one person dead and another injured. Borger police officers responded to a shooting near 500 North Florida Street at 9:52 p.m. and discovered a victim in the 600 block of Mississippi Street. The victim received immediate medical attention and was taken to Golden Plains Community Hospital, where they were later pronounced dead. A second victim, who was taken to Golden Plains Community Hospital by private vehicle, was transferred to an Amarillo hospital and is currently in stable condition. Preliminary investigations indicate that the shooting occurred during an altercation in a convenience store parking lot. Police are not seeking additional suspects at this time but are looking for a red Ford pickup with Texas registration VPP4995 that may be connected to the incident. The Borger Police Department is urging anyone with information or who witnessed the incident to contact them at (806) 273-0950 and ask to speak to a detective. The Borger PD is being assisted by the Hutchinson County Sheriff's Office, Texas Highway Patrol, National Park Service Park Rangers and the Borger Fire Department. Click here to see who won the races where you live The Borger community is coping with a tragedy on Friday where 8-year-old Serenity Campos died from an accident after exiting a vehicle to enter Gateway Elementary City officials tell ABC 7 News an autopsy was completed and the student died from traumatic injuries sustained from an accident Now love and support from across the region is helping the community cope with the loss Love and support are coming in from not just across the Texas Panhandle and the Lone Star state but from across the country to honor Campos “We are overwhelmed by the love and support from communities near and far for everyone wearing pink to honor Serenity,” said Rebecca Calder “We’ve seen the people coming out and putting teddy bears behind me wearing pink you know in honor and respect the life of Serenity,” said Brandon Strope Lubbock ISD provided three counselors and three therapy dogs for anyone in need “It’s just been overwhelming and the show of support that we’ve seen and how everyone has come together over this tragedy,” said Calder you know again Borger Police Department did respond around 8 a.m on Friday to a report of vehicle versus pedestrian,” said Strope “They did arrive and found when Serenity exited the vehicle her coat did become caught in the door and as the vehicle left the coat being caught in the door causing her to be pulled forward and down again There was not another vehicle in line unfortunately it was the vehicle that Serenity exited.” Visitation for Campos is planned for Tuesday followed by a funeral service on Wednesday at Borger’s First Baptist Church donations can be made to Borger’s First Baptist Church Children’s Ministry The funeral service is scheduled for 3 p.m at Iglesia Pentecostal Unida LaRoca Apostolica Church Cremation will be under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger Sergio came to Borger in 1980 with his parents and Gavianna Garcia all of Borger; brothers Alfonso Garcia of Mexico and Antonio Garcia of Borger; sister BORGER — A second-grade student lost their life after a tragic accident at the Gateway Elementary School drop-off zone on Friday morning The Borger Police Department said the incident occurred around 8 a.m when the student’s coat became caught in a vehicle door while they were exiting the vehicle at the school grounds A senior school administrator immediately attempted to intervene but the situation unfolded too rapidly to prevent the fatal outcome Borger's first responders arrived promptly and initiated life-saving measures Police said the child was taken to Golden Plains Community Hospital Due to the young age of the victim and out of respect for the family authorities have not released the child’s name The parents have been notified of the accident the Borger Independent School District announced that Gateway Elementary would be dismissed at 10 a.m and parents were advised to pick up their children from the Crockett side of the school School staff remained with students who were not immediately picked up to ensure their safety A Facebook post from Borger ISD addressed the incident " It is with profound sadness that we inform our community of the tragic passing of one of our students involved in a vehicle accident earlier this morning Despite the efforts of first responders and medical personnel Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and all those affected during this incredibly difficult time." Borger police also released a statement in a news release on Facebook: “Our hearts go out to all those affected by this horrible accident as they navigate this devastating loss The entire community grieves alongside them Please join us in keeping the family in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time." Residents were also asked to avoid the Gateway drop-off area to allow emergency units to work at the scene of the incident Authorities emphasized that there was no ongoing threat related to the accident and expressed gratitude for the community’s cooperation and support the Borger Police Department directed the public to their official channels WZUM is the Pittsburgh Jazz Channel! 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Send your information about live jazz in an email to info@wzum.org Powered by Listener Members © 2018 Pittsburgh Public Media PO 456 South Park PA 15129 412-322-8500 Main Office | 412-322-1800 Membership Hotline The Borger community and surrounding area has rallied in support after last week's accident in a school drop-off zone took the life of a young student — raising funds offering counseling and prayers and wearing pink in solidarity of her family An online fundraiser supporting the family of an 8-year-old Borger girl who died in the tragic drop-off accident at Gateway Elementary School has surpassed $80,600, according to the campaign’s GoFundMe page More than 1,400 donations had been made as of Wednesday afternoon Other collections were taken at area games and an account was also set up at Pantex Federal Credit Union in the girl's name Stuffed animals lined the sign of the elementary in a makeshift memorial set up after the horrific turn of events ended the school day early Friday identified as second-grader Serenity Campos 24 after her coat became stuck in a vehicle door during morning drop-off A senior school official attempted to intervene but the incident “happened so quickly that it could not be stopped,” according to a news release from the Borger Police Department “Our hearts go out to all those affected by this horrible accident,” the department said adding that there is no reason to believe criminal charges will be filed The GoFundMe page states that Serenity’s parents are caring for three other children and face significant expenses in the wake of their daughter’s death and donations have already exceeded that amount spirited child with a “contagious smile” who “hated to see anybody crying or sad.” She is survived by her parents and siblings And her school has shared messages about Serenity using the hashtag A vigil was set up outside Gateway Elementary School where community members placed stuffed animals in Serenity’s memory Her funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon at First Baptist Church in Borger Those wishing to donate can visit the GoFundMe campaign titled “Support for the Campos Family.” The Borger Police Department asks the public to keep Serenity’s family in their thoughts and prayers as they navigate this difficult time “They have continued to fine-tune the project and it has grown just a little bit as the numbers and feasibilities start to come in,” said Garrett Spradling “Where does this project currently stand?” “So currently we have been in the design phase and so now we're moving from the design phase into pre-construction,” said Amy Fesser It’s at the corner of Prospect Drive and Fairlanes Blvd where Borger Enterprise Park has more than 100 acres for this project “I think it’s important to realize that 828’s master planning the sight there is a difference between what they will develop out and partner with other developers and retail likely will be built by other third-party investors or by local investors,” said Spradling “What is the city (Borger) doing to make sure everything is on the up and up because a lot of people still can’t fathom something like this is coming to Borger?” “This is not going to be a government-owned facility were not taking on any debt to operate the facility were not doing any income guarantees this is truly a private development,” said Spradling "I was told that you asked the council for some additional funding and what’s that for?” we just asked for another $100,000 payment which is refundable as we move through different phases of this project,” said Fesser “Economic development is about risk aversion and the government taking on a little bit of that risk to help bring in something that wouldn’t come in on its goal but we also have the main goal of protecting our taxpayers,” said Spradling Our goal is to limit the risk and then maximize the potential benefit to our community.” As for a timeline for this $400 million investment the project is expected to be completed and open for the public to enjoy sometime in the year 2030 Smith Bird Sanctuary has been at Huber Park in Borger providing a safe environment for birds Texas (KVII) — For more than 30 years the Frank J The city recently announced they had no choice but to close the bird sanctuary due to a lack of volunteers or anyone willing to keep up the facility so now the city is seeking input from citizens to try and figure out what would be best to put in its place going forward “There may be some ideas that aren’t listed in the survey so we're accepting any type of ideas and feedback just in general but what the survey will do is kind of differentiate what citizens would like to see there,” said Deidra Thomas community engagement coordinator for the City of Borger City leaders tell ABC 7 News this is a quality-of-life issue and they can secure the funding that’s why they need input from citizens to decide what to build and have in the park “There are grants and we have city funding so all of this will be into our Community Investment Program Plan so this is not going to increase taxes,” said Garrett Spradling “We don’t plan to increase debt for this this is trying to find something we can do within our current means like we’ve done with all of our current projects to support our current tax rate without impacting that.” “We want their feedback and that will help determine the next steps in terms of our budgeting process and finding funding via grants and whatever else it may be to actually have this space come to light,” said Thomas to go online and complete a survey providing input as to what they think would be the best thing to have in place of a bird sanctuary Spradling said feedback is important so it can help the city come up with a plan and offer something people agree on The remaining birds that were still living in the Frank J Smith Sanctuary were transported to a sanctuary in Spearman and to another location in Hutchinson County TX — Evacuation orders were lifted overnight Hwy 136 between Roosevelt Street and the Fairlanes intersection will remain closed at this time You will continue to see smoke in the area. The Double S Fire was 500 acres and 50-percent contained as of 10:50 a.m there were more than 6,200 power outages in Hutchinson County Evacuations have been ordered in Borger because of a wildfire west of the city It started in the area of 1559 and Rock Creek Those who live north of 3rd Street and west of Cedar Street and Golf Course additions should evacuate to locations east of Cedar Street(Hwy 207) The Municipal Court Building at 611 Weatherly is open with a backup generator Roughly 6,000 people in Borger are without power Funeral services will be held at 2 pm on Saturday The family will receive guests from 6-8 pm on Friday Services are under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.  Stopping to smell the roses was something she lived by and it just so happened that her favorite flowers are red roses and sunflowers She had a big heart and was always willing to help others Love is something she never took lightly; she loved through the good times and the bad times She was a unique individual in style and action Tina had a great sense of humor and fashioned herself a great prankster Nothing brought more joy to her life than her children She is preceded in death by her grandparents James Gunner Gardner of Borger; fiancé Randall “Shorty” Hicks of Borger; mother Shelly Mitchell and husband Dustin of Stinnett; grandma Steve and Rena Mitchell of Borger; brothers Kenzie Sparks and husband Skyler of Stinnett Kirsten Garrett and Madison Juarez of Stinnett Brooke Golden and Isaiah Padilla of Borger Oslynn Juarez; and a host of extended family and friends.  two people broke into the Borger Thrift Store after shattering the glass window they broke into the front of the business and made off with $3,500 in cash The owner of the thrift store is working with the Borger Police Department to try and catch the two suspects “It’s pretty devastating because you know we're trying to do good for the community and have stuff for people that they can afford and it’s just very disappointing.” The Borger Thrift Store has been open for two years at its current location Tessa Klaus said this is the first time they’ve been broken into “What they took is what we make in about two to three weeks,” said Tessa Klaus “It was definitely a learning experience,” said Audrey Klaus We’ve got a lot of loyal customers that come in We’re just going to trek on and keep doing what we can go and keep going.” The Borger Police Department is handling the investigation and is asking if anyone from the community saw something suspicious on Saturday morning between the hours of 3 a.m along Main Street at Coronado Circle to contact them at (806) 273-0930 The Tri-City Youth Concession stand in Borger was broken into over the weekend and police are investigating the break-in and the damage done It’s unclear if the break-in and damage were done by the same two people A celebration of his life will be held at 2 pm on Thursday at Grace Fellowship Church in Borger with Pastor David Gutierrez and Pastor Mike Kelley Burial will follow at the Stinnett Cemetery The family asks that everybody wear Dallas Cowboys or Texas Longhorns apparel in remembrance The family will receive guests from 5-7 pm on Wednesday at Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.  the son of Tami Rannals and Jerry Contreras He graduated from Borger High School in 2003 then went on to the University of Texas-Arlington Jerry lacked one year to become an electrical engineer.  Jerry became a member of Riverview Baptist Church at a young age and has always remained strong in his faith He attended Grace Fellowship Sunday’s service every chance he got He played every sport he could and excelled in football He grew a love like no other for the Cowboys and Texas Longhorn football teams Regardless of either teams’ stats for the year Jerry would even ask you which team you liked before determining his likings for you He would always tell you that he got his love for the Cowboys from his Mema.  He thought the world of his dad and always wanted to pick on his sisters but he also wanted to protect them and take care of them he spent the last 7 years in Caprock Nursing home where he was known as the onery one yet he was the light of so many residents’ world he spent endless hours on the phone at Caprock calling Chris to ask for a monster energy drink and “some change” for the vending machine even though he had just taken money up there hours before his humor remained the same throughout the years He would say things that most would think was insensitive We all knew that Jerry was quite the charmer his stunning green eyes and beautiful smile got him in a lot of trouble over the years He never failed to let a female go without knowing how beautiful she was yet he wanted you to know that it was “always the girl’s fault” he never went anywhere without smelling good Jerry Contreras and wife Gloria; stepfather for over 20 years Rudy and Hope Contreras; nieces and nephews Caiden Reynolds; and many aunts and uncles with far more cousins Kate Borger plays music she loves this week on Rhythm-a-Ning The lineup includes several Pittsburgh notables historic favorites and a few alto players (including one from Pittsburgh) Ella Fitzgerald Dizzy Gillespie Ray Brown Milt Jackson and Timmie Rosenkrantz Downbeat New York NY ca Sept 1947; Library of Congress William P she used her initials from Priscilla Ann McCormick and went by the name of Pam for the rest of her life while working as a waitress at the Sands Motel and Restaurant she expressed her desire to open a women's clothing store to Charlie and Hazel Whittington The Whittington's knew Pam's strong work ethic and launched her idea 1970 and it was a successful business for 30 years The name AnnZel came from Pam's middle name and the last 3 letters of Hazel So many people thought AnnZel was Pam's first name enjoyed collecting Asian art and loved animals She was a member of Altrusa Club of Borger and was instrumental in starting the Altrusa Craft Show that ran for many years She was a founding member of the Downtown Merchant's Association and The Borger Beach Bash She believed in supporting local businesses and encouraged everyone to do so Pam loved all and was willing to help where she could She wasn't shy about offering advice (solicited or not she'd tell you which vitamins you need to take if sad she'd tell you something to make you smile she became an expert in any and all fields She truly was passionate about making life easier for all around her Her proudest accomplishment was raising her five daughters instilling in them love generosity and her work ethic She always ended all conversations with "I love you more" Pam is preceded in death by parents Leroy and Carol Ball McCormick and siblings Janet Majors and Jack McCormick Texas; grandchildren Andrew Miksch (Lauren) of Accord The Celebration of Pam's life will be 1:00 p.m 2025 at the Faith Covenant Church on McGee St Cremation was under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger In lieu of flowers please donate to you favorite charity BORGER, Texas (KVII) — In the four years since the January 6th U.S. Capitol riot, more than half of the over 1,200 individuals charged have been sentenced, including a family of five from Borger demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building Initially identified as an "unknown male" in the indictment Guoppo was later identified by two former co-workers at Plains Regional Medical Center The FBI continues its efforts to identify dozens of suspects captured in hundreds of videos from the Capitol Identifying problems that continue to plague the Texas Panhandle and coming up with viable solutions is something the leaders of American Legion Post 671 in Borger are working on Texas (KVII) — Identifying problems that continue to plague the Texas Panhandle and coming up with viable solutions is something the leaders of American Legion Post 671 in Borger are working on Since the 1970s American Legion Post 671 has operated out of a building in Borger adjacent to the Dome They now have the plan to move to Carbon Road right near the end of Borger city limits where they will build on 47 acres of land and construct what they're calling a veteran’s community consisting of an RV Park and tiny homes for the homeless veterans and for victims of wildland fires “The motels fill up instantly from people coming in to help plus the people who are displaced so having a place where people can immediately go is more valuable than anything else we got right now,” said Kevin Black vice commander of American Legion Post 671 “Trailer park would be a vital asset for people who are fire victims who need a place to stay,” said Stan Setliff “The smaller shipping container homes that we can build where people can stand in will help that also.” Besides searching for grants the American Legion Post 671 has a couple of plans in place in order to keep their veteran’s community up and running “We bring in a new RV Park and a new building and all the things that go with that once we get that going,” said Black “We have some events scheduled for up on top of the hill that we're looking at doing as well.” “The fires and tornadoes and what not that rip through this part of the country and leave people sitting with nowhere to go we have good churches and what not that do open up their doors they run out of room quick,” said Setliff American Legion Post 671 is hoping to have a groundbreaking sometime later this year and would like to have their veteran community up and running sometime in 2026 The new commander of American Legion Post 671 is meeting with the city to iron out details for the move and working on a plan as to what they can do with the current building On the mat: Borger senior Ariana Chavez scored her second straight undefeated season capping her high school career off in grand fashion winning her second straight UIL Class 5A state championship at 235-pound level pinning Liberty Hill’s Alyciana Rogers in 2:28 to finish the year 47-0 on the season Over the past two years that resulted in state championships Chavez was a combined 91-0 and ended her stellar four-year career with 150 wins (150-10 overall) Chavez was a four-time state qualifier a preseason national All-American and will be competing at the college level Coach Mario Vasquez: “Ariana is a one-of-a-kind young lady She doesn’t talk a lot but lets her actions do that for her She is a tremendous leader and holds everyone accountable and she kept it light and fun all year and I feel that made her even more successful Chavez: “It meant so much to me and made me very happy to win another state championship That’s what we’ve been working for all year I’ve had so much support from the school and the community it really has been amazing to see Favorite social media platform: Instagram Favorite athlete: Doesn’t follow sports Bet you didn’t know: She loves Chinese food Press Pass Sports will provide fans a passionate and informed look at high school college and professional sports impacting the Texas Panhandle © 2022 All Rights Reserved. Press Pass Sports is a division of jpegJoe Licensing, LLC Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInBORGER Texas (KFDA) - Registration is open for an upcoming mental health conference in Borger this month The Panhandle Area Health Education Center and Panhandle Behavioral Health Alliance are hosting the Supporting Frontier Communities in Mental Health Conference April 11 Event organizers say the conference will focus on the mental health challenges in rural and underserved communities in the Panhandle and advocates will come together to explore improving mental health services in rural areas Organizers say attendees will also have the opportunity to network with vendors to learn about resources and engage in interactive breakout sessions To register for the conference or for more information, click here. The conference will take place from 8:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. April 11 at the Frank Phillips College Dillard Library, 1301 W. Roosevelt. 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Rosary will be said at 6:00 pm on Thursday October 3 Funeral Mass will be 10:00 am on Friday October 4 Burial will be in Highland Park Cemetery in Borger under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger Surviving are his parents George and Sara Soto of Borger Sisters Laurie Levario and husband Victor of Lubbock; Yvonne Soto of Borger Nephews and nieces Eric Stottlemyre; Kyler and Kaden Levario; Victoria Levario Great nieces Aleigha Stottlemyre; Aryah Stottlemyre and Danni Stottlemyre.  Texas (KVII) — A Borger Bulldogs coach has passed away after suffering complications from a stroke on Sunday According to the Borger Independent School District In a post on the school district's Facebook page "after complications with a severe stroke on Sunday The post goes on to note that "Coach Hale opted to donate his organs to those who can receive them so that another person has the chance at life."