Mrs. Nancy Day: Linda and I were saddened to hear about the death of "Coach" Day. He was my coach for 4 full years at Austin Tracy High School from 1960-1964, and my PE Teacher as well. I spent a lot of time with or around "Coach" Day. He was a man of highest integrity, fair and honest in dealing with students. He wanted nothing more than the best you had to offer as an athlete. "Coach Day" was fair, but serious about his job. He never used any profane language during my four years playing for him.....I was always amazed how he kept his cool so well. He taught me a lot during my four high school years that has served me well to this day. 1) Coach Day was a strong advocate of Team Work. We never had big stars at A.T., but Coach Day's demand for team work payed off as his teams improved year to year even though we were playing against top competition in our district such as Allen County, Glasgow, Ralph Bunche High etc. 2) Integrity - Coach Day stressed being fair and honest with yourself, giving all you had to offer. This has served me well to this day......and I credit "Coach Day" as a true Mentor. 3) He was just an all around "Nice Person" and will be missed. Our Heart Felt Condolences, Kenneth and Linda (Williams) Berry

I first met Coach Day in 1975 while doing student teaching at Glasgow Jr. High. I had the privilidge of working with him at GMS for a few years until his retirement. He was good friend. I will miss him.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family. I had the privelege of playing under Coach Day, and then was lucky enough to work with him for 12 years at Glasgow Middle School. After finishing 28 years in education, he remains one of the most respected and knowledgeable individuals I have been acquainted with in our educational field. There will never be another Charlie Day.

Coach Day was a wonderful man..I remember his smile from Jr.High at Liberty Street...great coach so sorry for your loss. Pam Harrison Robertson

When I was a young child, I lived on Sandwood Drive. Coach and Mrs. Day lived on Marmak. I used to go up to their house and Coach Day would always give me a cookie or piece of candy and a cola. He was my "buddy" and I sure loved him. Thank you Coach Day for being a wonderful coach, a great neighbor and my friend. Emily Harlow Rhoton

Coach Day was the best coach ever. I could go into gym sad and depressed. And when I left I would always be in a better mood. He always knew how to make everyone feel better. He was a really great person. I know he will be missed.

Mr. Day was my first P.E. teacher. He always greeted us with a smile. A very careing and helpful person. We were all blessed to have know him. Your all in my thoughts & prayers. God bless you all in this time of sorrow.

THIS MAN WAS ONE OF MY FAV.HE ALWAYS WAS HELPFUL. AND KIND. MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO HIS FAMILY. HE WILL BE GREATLY MISS.

I remember being at the new gym at the old middle school and I just did not want to do anything else active for Coach Day. He gave me no choice and made me go get involved so I did and ended up winning a ping pong tournament. My prayers are with your family!

To The Day Family! My thoughts & prayers are with you at this time. I had Coach Day in middle school as the p.e teacher & know that he was regarded by many as a positive influence. He will Always will be remembered. Take comfort in knowing God makes no mistakes.

I will miss Coach Day!

To the Day family, I offer my sincere condolences. I had the privilege of knowing Coach Day as a teacher, a physical education teacher, and a track coach while attending Glasgow Middle School. His teaching principles and the standards he set forth as a teacher far exceded his job title. His personality and the way he cared for each individual student signified just how wonderful a person he truly was. He gained the respect and admiration of each student he taught. I personally will miss his wonderful smile and the positive attitude he always had. May Heavenly Father watch over your family and may you find comfort and peace in His love in the days that lie ahead.

I have many memories of Coach Day from Glasgow Jr. High. He always had a smile and a pleasant personality. He had the respect of his students. Several of us former students fondly recall him always asking if what he had just said was "clear as mud". May the Lord hold you close during this time.

I will never forget the many rounds of golf we played together from Park mammoth to park city to Glasgow country club to fox hollow. I don't I ever beat him but I enjoyed our talks about the problems of the world. May God bless you Nancy and I hope the best for you in the years to come.

So sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Day this morning on our local news and newspaper. We had no idea he was sick and you weren't in Glasgow any longer. We have many good memories of him at Austin Tracy High School. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult day and the days ahead. May God comfort as only no one else can.

Dearest Nancy I just wanted to let you know how truly sorry I am that Charlie has left us. He was a wonderful and caring man and will be greatly missed. I am thankful that the two of you had such a special relationship. I know all those who had the opportunity to golf with Charlie will miss him and his lovely white knee socks. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Charlotte and Rick Fields

I'm so sorry for your loss. Coach Day was one of the kindest people I ever met. I was one of his students at Glasgow Jr High, and I always thought he tried very hard to be an understanding and thoughtful person. He's a great man. He'll always be remembered fondly.

Mrs. Day and family, Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Mr. Day was our teacher, coach, and friend, both during our school days and afterwards, as well. Our parents, Georgie Joe and Annie Lee Jackson thought highly of you both. We send our sincere condolences and are remembering "Coach" fondly for being the good, caring person he was. With sympathy, Faye Jackson Price Don Price Debbie Jackson Depp

I loved Coach Day when I had him at the middle school. He made P.E. fun. I am gonna really miss him. He was such a great influence to me in my life.

So sorry for your loss.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.