Baseball Coach Jason Trask Obituary – Trask, the South Shore baseball coach, died on December 26. Trask was only 45 years old. Several family members and parents of the kids Jason coached took to social media to express their gratitude to the baseball instructor. Jason was the longtime coach and general manager of the South Shore Baseball Club.
Jason was a catcher in his prime and went on to be the second best catcher in Southern New Hampshire. Jason previously expressed his desire to run a baseball club and was involved with the South Baseball Club website when he was 23 years old. The Trask family has not disclosed the cause of Jason’s death. However, the South Shore Baseball Club Facebook page said Jason’s death was sudden and unexpected.
Obituary of baseball coach Jason Trask
Jason Trask, the South Shore baseball coach, died suddenly on December 26 at the age of 45. At the South Shore club, Trask was both a coach and director of operations. Trask graduated from Duxbury High School and went on to earn a degree in sports management from Southern New Hampshire University. He became the head coach of the Seadogs in 2003 after working in several managerial positions in the minor leagues from 1999 to 2001.
In high school, Jason played in the fall league for Frank Niles Jr. In his sophomore year at Duxbury, he began visiting the Hingham clubhouse and taking extra hitting and catching practice. He began his career at SSBC as a member of the second team on the spring tour of Florida, then became a counselor at SSBC’s camps and clinics.
Jason has been a catcher his entire playing career, and during his senior year at Southern New Hampshire, he earned the team’s 10th player award with a .350 average. Jason previously served as Director of Stadium Sales and Operations for the Richmond Braves. He also served as assistant general manager of the Fayetteville Swamp Dogs, the varsity summer league club.
The family pays tribute to Trask
Jason Trask, the baseball coach, was a son, a brother and a parent. His closest family members mourned his death by posting memorials on their social media accounts. Mark and Janet Trask have only one child, Trask. He has two sisters: Andrea Bliss and Shannon Sorensen. Andrea said on Facebook: “None of the pictures are accurate; no words are big enough for all that he was: Jason Trask.”
My brother died today. But he is always adored.” Shannon updated her Facebook profile photo to show her, Andrea and Jason spending Christmas together. Jason’s father, Mark, tweeted a photo of himself and his child next to Helmut Zacharias and his orchestra’s “Moulin Rouge.” Mark said it was the same tune his parents would play while dancing around the kitchen. Janet also changed her profile picture to commemorate her son’s death.
Kathleen, Jason’s wife, has not released any comment. The baseball coach and Kathleen had a daughter named Bailey. Kathleen is director of business operations and insights at Sanofi, and previously said her daughter is interested in volleyball.
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