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William W. Curran
Mr. Leone was a direct and powerful influence on me, if you read the school stories in my. Bio you will see how it came about. My life was set on course by Carl Leone.
He was a excellent coach he handled the adversities that came with the position with poise and stature. My parents became involved with the school sports program as a direct result of Coach Leone taking the time to meet and explain his goals to the parents, a simple gesture which became so important to them and others. He was a tough, fair man, principled and determined all of which became ingrained into the althletes, students, faculty and parents who were touch by his personality and followed his examples. A great man who I am very proud to have known.
Bill Curran
Diane T Mulcahy (Malmgren)