Bryan Irwin Winston, North Carolina, has sadly died. The news of his passing was announced on Facebook by his community members. His death has sent painful emotions in the hearts of his family and loved ones. The effect of his impact will never be forgotten in a hurry. At the time this publication was made his funeral plans and obituary was not announced by his family. In her Facebook page Brandon Redmond made the following statements; “Hearing about Bryan Irwin’s demise today has shocked me beyond belief! For many years, he served as both a terrific friend and a representative of Winston Salem Lacrosse. My condolences and best wishes are with Tammy and the boys on their loss.”
About Winston Salem Lacrosse
School-age Triad boy and girl lacrosse players have an excellent, enriching learning and development experience from Winston-Salem Lacrosse, a non-profit organization. In order to promote lacrosse locally, WSLAX promotes young players who are fundamentally sound by putting an emphasis on:
Good, volunteer-run coaching dedicated on teaching and refining the fundamentals of lacrosse in a way that is appropriate for the player’s age and experience. Supplying a joyful and entertaining practice and gaming atmosphere. Ensuring that each participant has the guidance, encouragement, and chance to reach their full potential. Teaching the value of effort, teamwork, sportsmanship, and respect for opponents, officials, coaches, and players. Preserving a supportive environment where parents, coaches, and players work together to fulfill our objective.
