“I love him like a son,” Brick Township football coach Warren Wolf, who both coached Osborn on the field and served as a mentor, told the Press. Now, with Osborn gone, all three schools feel his absence acutely. He was formerly an assistant coach and former player at his alma mater, Brick Township (N.J.) High and also served as an assistant coach at Toms River (N.J.) High. While Osborn has made his name at Liberty, his roots in the Jersey football community go beyond his most recent employers. Our Liberty family is so deeply saddened by his passing and will miss him more than words can express.”

“He went above and beyond for everyone, especially our students and staff and was an integral part of making Jackson Liberty what it is today. “Tim Osborn was a man beyond a head football coach, but a mentor and father figure for so many students, not only here at Jackson Liberty but the entire Shore community,” Liberty principal Maureen Butler told the Press. In the immediate aftermath of Osborn’s passing, school officials quickly issued statements of support in memory of a coach who was referred to as a, “mentor and father figure.” He is survived by many loving family members, including. He loved the church and loved sharing the love and warmth of our savior, Jesus Christ, with as many people as possible. Leroy was a loyal servant to God, first and foremost. In, Leroy met, a match truly made in heaven. After graduating, he moved to and pursued a career in.

He attended and graduated with a degree in. When Leroy was younger, his favorite activities were. Our beloved father, Leroy “Lee” Kramer entered into God’s Kingdom on Octoafter a short battle with a brain tumor.

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