See It: Brick Icon Warren Wolf In Videos

BRICK, NJ — Along with the memories that continue to spill out across Brick Township of the man so many called "Coach," a number of videos have been recirculated that capture Warren Wolf.

A viewing for Wolf, who died Friday at 92, will be held from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 29, in the auditorium at Brick Township High School, said Len Zdanowicz Jr., the Brick Dragons' current coach, who also played for Wolf. Complete funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.

"Coach Wolf’s impact on the lives of all he touched along his journey and his dedication to his community and love for Brick will undoubtedly be his legacy; one which will resonate with many generations to come," a written statement from Brick Township school district officials said, noting his career as an educator included physical education teacher, assistant principal at Brick Township High School, assistant superintendent, and then deputy superintendent of the district. He also served on the Board of Education.

In the wake of his passing, a number of videos of Wolf's days as football coach have been recirculating. Patch has compiled several here, including film of the 1959 Brick-Manasquan game; a 7-minute segment from 1972 that includes a Wolf pregame speech and the voice of Ocean County radio icon Bob Levy; and Wolf's 2008 retirement announcement, published by the Asbury Park Press on YouTube.

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• Warren Wolf, Brick Icon, Legendary Football Coach, Dies At 92
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Here's the segment from a CBS broadcast titled "We're OK in Brick NJ," a documentary on the town. That broadcast is archived at Archive.org.

This is a highlight reel from the 1959 Brick-Manasquan game, published by Recruiting Tape.com. The company is operated by Patrick Toland, a Middletown North graduate, and has published several old game films from the Shore Conference.

Highlights of the 1981 South Jersey Group IV championship game between Brick and Toms River East at Giants Stadium, the start of three straight state championships for Brick. Video posted by Greenrosetv.

A 1983 Clear TV Cable 8 broadcast featuring Wolf, uploaded to YouTube by Greenrosetv.

The 2008 retirement announcement by Wolf. Video by the Asbury Park Press.

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