Category: In Memoriam

Little League® International mourns the passing of Harold “Bud” Vanderberg, member of the Little League International Board of Directors, retired Michigan 2 District Administrator, and former Tournament Director of the […]

Little League® International mourns the passing of Ernie Lewis, former California District 4 Administrator, who also served as a member of Little League International Board of Directors and International Advisory […]

Little League® International Mourns the Passing of Craig Sager

Little League® International mourns the passing of legendary sideline reporter, longtime Turner Sports broadcaster, and notable Little League graduate, Craig Sager. He was 65. Mr. Sager, a graduate of Batavia […]

Little League® International mourns the passing of Eric Hilton, retired Vice Chairman of the Hilton Hotels Corporation, trustee of the Little League Foundation for more than 35 years until the […]

Little League® International mourns the passing of Tony Tulino, Ohio District 1 Administrator and former member of the International Advisory Board. He was 75. Born on June 30, 1941, in […]

10-Years Later: Remembering Little League® Hall of Excellence Enshrinee Ross McGinnis

On the 10-year anniversary of McGinnis’ death, Little League® takes a look back at the first Little League graduate to earn the Medal of Honor.   On the afternoon of […]

Little League® International mourns the passing of Michael Hudgins, former Senior League Baseball World Series umpire and Texas District 28 Umpire Coordinator. He was 59. Mr. Hudgins, a native of […]

Little League® International mourns the passing of George Kinney, Washington District 13 Administrator. Mr. Kenney, a resident of Spokane, Wash., was a Little League volunteer for nearly 40 years. He […]

  Little League® Baseball and Softball mourns the passing of Jen Garcia, mother of Johnston Little League’s JT Garcia. “Our deepest condolences to the Garcia family and all those in […]

Little League® International mourns the passing of Lieutenant Colonel Alonso Perez Gonzalez, President of the Mexican Baseball Federation (FEMEBE). He was 72. A native of Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, Mr. […]