At the age of sixty, Frank Barton, a well-liked and esteemed member of the Lancaster, Pennsylvania community, tragically passed away today. Frank, who was reared in Lancaster, devoted his life to his love of football, his family, and his town. Many people are saddened by his abrupt passing, but his legacy as a friend, mentor, and coach will go on forever.
Football fans knew Frank Barton for his steadfast devotion to the game. In addition to leading his team to multiple victories throughout his tenure as coach at Hempfield High School, he taught his players the importance of discipline, hard effort, and sportsmanship.

Frank’s path as a coach started with a deep passion for the game. Colleagues, players, and parents all respected and appreciated him for his tactical brilliance and ability to relate to players on a human level. He was a mentor who sincerely cared about the growth and well-being of his players, not just a coach.

Frank Barton’s life served as an example of the strength of commitment, kindness, and community. His soul will endure in the hearts of those who knew and loved him, even though his bodily presence is no longer with us. Peace be with you, Coach Barton. Nobody will ever forget your legacy.