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Amber Brunswig, the head softball coach at Eisenhower High School, has sadly passed away after a prolonged battle stemming from a major cardiac event she suffered in early June.
The tragic news was shared on Sunday by the EHS Tigers Softball program through a heartfelt post on Facebook.
“Our hearts are heavy as we share that our dear friend Amber passed away this weekend. She touched so many lives through her kindness and strength,” the post read.
Weeks in Hospice Care and Community Support
Following the cardiac episode, Brunswig was placed in hospice care, where she remained for several weeks.
During this difficult time, the softball community rallied behind her, offering unwavering support.
In a touching tribute, players wore handmade bracelets during their summer softball games to honor their coach’s strength and influence.
Fellow coaches and community members also came together, organizing support efforts that highlighted the profound impact Brunswig had made on everyone around her.
A Lasting Legacy
Coach Brunswig was more than just a leader on the field. Her compassion, resilience, and mentorship left a lasting impression on students, athletes, and peers alike.
The Eisenhower community now mourns the loss of not only a coach but also a cherished friend and role model.
Amber Brunswig’s passing is a tremendous loss to Eisenhower High School and the wider softball community.
Her dedication to her team, combined with her unwavering spirit and kindness, will forever be remembered by those she inspired both on and off the field.