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My thoughts and prayers to the Steiner family. SourceGlenOak assistant football coach Steiner dies--------------------------------------------------------------------------------By Todd PorterCantonRep.com staff reportPosted Feb 09, 2009 @ 11:40 AMLast update Feb 09, 2009 @ 01:28 PM--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chuck Steiner, an assistant football coach at GlenOak High School since its first season, died Monday morning after a brief illness. Steiner was GlenOak’s offensive line coach this past season.Steiner’s son, Adam, signed a national letter of intent last week to continue his education and football career at the University of Akron.“I’m stunned,” GlenOak head coach Scott Garcia said. “He caught something over the weekend, and he went like that. He had pneumonia, but it was something that he caught almost every winter.”An announcement was made at GlenOak High School over the public address system, and the school held a moment of silence. According to the announcement, Steiner was surrounded by family when he died at a Canton hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending.Steiner was a physical education teacher at GlenOak High School. Garcia said Steiner started coaching at GlenOak in 1975, when the school opened.Steiner applied for the GlenOak head coaching job that Garcia was hired for. Steiner, who coached Garcia when he went to GlenOak, recommended Garcia for the position.This year, Garcia named GlenOak’s offensive line award for Steiner for the coach’s loyal years of service.

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My thoughts and prayers to the Steiner family. SourceGlenOak assistant football coach Steiner dies--------------------------------------------------------------------------------By Todd PorterCantonRep.com staff reportPosted Feb 09, 2009 @ 11:40 AMLast update Feb 09, 2009 @ 01:28 PM--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chuck Steiner, an assistant football coach at GlenOak High School since its first season, died Monday morning after a brief illness. Steiner was GlenOak’s offensive line coach this past season.Steiner’s son, Adam, signed a national letter of intent last week to continue his education and football career at the University of Akron.“I’m stunned,” GlenOak head coach Scott Garcia said. “He caught something over the weekend, and he went like that. He had pneumonia, but it was something that he caught almost every winter.”An announcement was made at GlenOak High School over the public address system, and the school held a moment of silence. According to the announcement, Steiner was surrounded by family when he died at a Canton hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending.Steiner was a physical education teacher at GlenOak High School. Garcia said Steiner started coaching at GlenOak in 1975, when the school opened.Steiner applied for the GlenOak head coaching job that Garcia was hired for. Steiner, who coached Garcia when he went to GlenOak, recommended Garcia for the position.This year, Garcia named GlenOak’s offensive line award for Steiner for the coach’s loyal years of service.
Very sad news. Thoughts and prayers to the family.
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Thoughts and prayers to Adam and his family, and to the extended Glenoak family. I'm sure Coach Steiner will be greatly missed.
My sympathy to the Steiners. He coached since Year One at Glenoak. Does anyone remember when Glenwood and Oakwood split? That was a long time ago -- in the 70s I think.
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