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Happy birthday to Lazadae Jarecki!

<p>Berwick coaching legend George Curry passed away, a close friend confirmed Friday morning.</p><p>He was 71-years-old.</p><p>Curry was <a href="https://www.timesleader.com/sports/513250/former-berwick-head-football-coach-george-curry-fighting-als" target="_blank">diagnosed with ALS</a> midway through the 2015 high school football season. Despite his condition, he coached the entire season.</p><p>Curry&#8217;s 46-year coaching career ended with a 37-7 loss to Scranton Prep in the D2-3A championship game. His 455 career victories are the most by a Pennsylvania high school football coach.</p><p>Check back to the Times Leader for a full story, including reaction from the friends and fellow coaches.</p><style>
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George Curry, Berwick football coach, passes away at 71