Cliff White Death Reason
According to the reports, the famous football coach passed away after he lost his fight against cancer this weekend. The reports are stating that he died after a brief 6 month battle with a rare kind of bladder cancer. The coach was fight bravely in his battle but at last, he passed away. As per the reports, the coach was diagnosed with 4th stage of cancer in the month of May. The co-workers of the 37-year-old stated they organised a birthday party for Cliff White on the evening of Saturday, but a few hours later, he passed away in his sleep. His colleagues, friends, family and loved ones are devasted by his unfortunate passing but they are sighing in relief at least he got free from his pain.
Who Was Cliff White?
The late coach was a true example of a true sportsman as even after 3 rounds of chemotherapy and numerous surgeries, he continue to coach or mentorship his novice football team and assisted the college team. According to his family, the coach took his last breath on Saturday evening, 15th October 2022. On Sunday, 16th October 2022, the Midlothian High School campus was mourning his demise and remembered his contributions towards the progress of the school. Community members, pupils, school faculty and other staff entered the arena for a reason several were not ready for hearing the unfortunate demise of the coach who left everyone overnight.
Cliff White: Wikipedia & Bio
The gathering on Sunday was initially scheduled for the birthday celebration for the coach but life is unpredictable and a happy day turned into a sad day. The family of the deceased are completely shattered after the demise of Cliff White. Many people tribute to him through social media. Doug Wendel, the head coach of Midlothian stated that “His spirit will always live on in our heart and locker room for both softball and football. He had been here for more than 1 decade. RIP, White!” In the month of May, the coach was diagnosed with 4th Stage urachal cancer. This type of cancer develops when the person is still inside the womb.
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