Former Valley Youth Soccer Association Leader Harry Hadlock’s Death Leaves a Lasting Impact on His Family and the Community
Loved ones vow to carry forward Harry Hadlock’s legacy after his passing.
October 10, 2026
This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on October 10, 2026
The community is mourning the loss of Harry Hadlock, a beloved father, husband, grandfather, coach, and pillar of his community.
He passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by his family.
His son, Kevin Hadlock, shared a heartfelt tribute, describing his father as
“an absolutely amazing husband, father, popop, coach, and a huge supporter to all families within this amazing small community.”
Known affectionately as “Coach Harry,” “Big Daddy,” and “Big D,” Harry left a profound mark on everyone who crossed his path.
Kevin remembered his father not just for his leadership but for the values he instilled: the importance of family, kindness, confidence, and community.
“Anyone that knew my father knew you could walk into his door at any point, and if you were in need of anything or just wanted to talk, he would be there,” Kevin wrote.
“He was always Dad to me, and he taught me what it means to love, to lead, and to give back.”
FacebookHarry’s influence extended far beyond his family. He was a mentor to many, especially through his work in youth soccer.
His legacy will live on through the programs and lives he helped shape.
Community members flooded social media with condolences, remembering Harry as a generous man with a big heart who always showed up for others.
Messages of love and support poured in from friends, players, parents, and neighbors.
Many reflected on how Harry’s passion for soccer and his unwavering kindness created a sense of unity that will not be forgotten.
His family plans to honor his life by carrying forward his legacy of love, compassion, and service.
Harry’s memory will continue to shine through the community he helped build and the lives he touched.
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