Softball Coach Colby Callaway Died, in Moss Bluff, Louisiana

Colby Callaway, a softball coach for Southwest La Soul, departed in Moss Bluff, Louisiana.

He passed away, leaving behind a bereaved family, friends, and his entire cohort of students. Through a Facebook post, his passing was revealed.

His death’s circumstances and specifics were unknown at the time of his departure. The cause of Colby’s death may be revealed to the public later.

Colby Callaway’s sudden death stunned and devastated everyone. His family decided to keep the specifics of her funeral and memorial service private.

About Colby Callaway:

He was a local of Moss Bluff, Louisiana, and lived there. After graduating from Sam Houston High School, he enrolled at DeVry University to further his education. Coach Colby was a great coach but also a great father, husband, and motivator.

He had a strong passion for the sport and was an example for many aspiring athletes. Their accomplishments inspired him and let them know he was proud of them.

He was the one who gave the diamond the greatest life and excitement. The players on Coach Colby Callaway’s team caught his infectious love for softball. His excitement for the game was contagious, and he instilled that same zeal in his team members, motivating them to give their all on and off the field.

Tributes:

Colby’s friends, coworkers, and family members who are missing and remembering him pay tribute to him and convey their condolences via social media.

“This is something I didn’t want ever to do. I hate that we lost you. I will miss those calls where you act like you got a question, and we talk. I will miss you getting mad at me for holding out on you with my team shirt, which I regret now so much the times we had together. I’ll always remember the laughs, the crying, the point trips we made! And I’ve never told you how proud I was of you for becoming the coach you were. We shared a dream, and I loved seeing you kill it out there. I hope to become half of the coach you were. I have so much to say about you, and it’s just not coming out. Please don’t be mad at me, Colby Callaway. I’m trying to stay strong for you, Lacey Callaway, and Carli, but I’m breaking here. I love you with all my heart. I’ll never let your dream die, my friend. Please watch over us in these times to my best friend. Rests easy, brother.”