Jay Ward manager of the 1963 football national champions has passed away.

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Jay’s funeral is tomorrow. Here is the information available as of today with more to follow as information is received.

Jay Ward, a member of the Longhorn Football family, passed away on July 22nd. Jay attended the University of Texas and served as Manager during the 1963 National Championship Team under legendary Coach Darrell K. Royal and renowned athletic trainer Frank Medina. In addition, Jay’s legacy includes a burnt orange family with his two daughters and his sons-in-law attending the University of Texas. This site is dynamic, and information will be added when available to publish.

Jay’s Obituary can be found here: https://www.harrellfuneralhomes.com/memorials/jay-ward/5237717/index.php#details .

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