Hebbe Student Support

 

James Hebbe Student Support Fund

The Hoggard High School Athletic Booster club and Legends of Hoggard committee established the James Hebbe Student Support Fund, “the Coaches Closet”. It is through donations to this closet, we are able to help our student athletes in need that same way Coach James Hebbe. Please consider giving to this wonderful cause.

As a Viking family, past, present and future we consider ourselves extremely blessed with talented and caring teachers, administrators, faculty, students and parents. It’s these vast talents, great resources and huge hearts that make the Hoggard experience so paramount for so many. There are still many of our student athletes that lack in even basic needs of food, warm clothing, athletic shoes and even safe transportation to and from school and sports events. For some of these kids, time at school and sports is what gets them through some otherwise very dismal days. For many, their athletic successes are their very best opportunity to continue to pursue their education and hope for a better life than what they currently is living.

Until now, many teachers, faculty, staff and Hoggard parents were responding to individual needs as they became aware of them, frequently by just reaching into their own wallets to address the issue. While we know these actions are part of what makes the Hoggard family so special, we know that the needs are too great to be individually addressed.

Coach James Hebbe

Coach James Hebbe was one such coach who coached and taught many students at both Roland Grise and Hoggard. He coached Viking sports and hundreds of student athletes during his career. Coach Hebbe was not only one of these huge-hearted coaches, but he had previously been one of these students. He loved his Viking family and loved Hoggard High school. Just days before his passing he insisted Jane McFadyen secure him tickets to Legends of Hoggard so he could be present and stand as their coach when his state championship golf team got inducted to the Hall of Fame . Unfortunately, the day he was to return home from his rehabilitation, he passed away suddenly. While he isn’t here with us physically, we have no doubt that he looks down on us now with pride on the successes of teams he touched.

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