Archbishop Stepinac HS mourns loss of longtime assistant football coach
Gary Farmer, 58, died Sunday. He was a retired Greenburgh police officer.
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3h agoArchbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains is mourning the loss of a longtime assistant football coach.
Gary Farmer, 56, died Sunday. He was a retired Greenburgh police officer.
In a statement, the high school described Farmer as someone who wanted the best for his players and wanted to see them develop and grow - win or lose.
Farmer’s brother and son were graduates of Archbishop Stepinac.
Funeral details have not been announced.
