Who was lou Campanelli ?
Lou Campanelli was born in Elizabeth, N.J. on the 10th of August 1938 and went on to attend Montclair State University for his post-secondary education. As he graduated college, Lou found himself drawn to the world of coaching, wanting to make a difference in student’s lives who were passionate about sports.
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His hard work paid off when he became the head coach at James Madison University and later at the University of California at Berkeley. He leaves behind his loving wife Dawn and three children, Brooke, Racelle and Kyle, as a legacy for all that he has done. Lou Campanelli may have taken his last breath but will certainly never be forgotten.
How did lou Campanelli die ?
Lou Campanelli, the former men’s basketball coach for JMU, passed away on Tuesday at 84. During his 13 years as head coach of the Dukes, from 1972 until 1985, Campanelli saw tremendous success with a 238-118 record and only 1 season with a losing record. During his time, JMU advanced to the Division II tournament twice and after achieving their goal of being promoted to Division I in 1976-77, they soon made history by earning their first NCAA tournament berth in 1981 when they almost upset No. 3 UVa during that season. Without a doubt this was JMU’s most successful period at the Division I level and it is clear why attending alumni will forever remember Coach Lou Campanelli with gratitude for all his dedication to the program during his tenure.
Who was lou Campanelli ?
Lou Campanelli was born in Elizabeth, N.J. on the 10th of August 1938 and went on to attend Montclair State University for his post-secondary education. As he graduated college, Lou found himself drawn to the world of coaching, wanting to make a difference in student’s lives who were passionate about sports.
His hard work paid off when he became the head coach at James Madison University and later at the University of California at Berkeley. He leaves behind his loving wife Dawn and three children, Brooke, Racelle and Kyle, as a legacy for all that he has done. Lou Campanelli may have taken his last breath but will certainly never be forgotten.
Tributes pour to Lou Campanelli death on social media
User wrote
Such a sweet tribute thank you! My father spoke so often over the years of how his time at JMU meant the world to him. So many friends, so many players, so many beautiful neighbors that contributed to a beautiful life in Harrisonburg.
User wrote
Great coach! I remember watching him as a kid when they were taking on the big boys in the early 80’s. RIP.
user wrote
Very Sad. I was fortunate to watch coach Campanelli and his teams in action at Godwin Hall. Exciting games. RIP coach.
Another Wrote
Coach Campanelli was so amazing. He made basketball fun and exciting at JMU and brought us to National prominence. I loved how he would walk across campus and people would just cheer for him or call his name.
Another wrote
so beautiful Chip and what a nice picture I’ve never seen before! I want you to know that Dad received your letter and heard your beautiful words that you sent, Before he passed. You and the rest of the boys meant so much to him and he spoke of his time at jmu as some of the best in his life.🙏❤️
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