Jeff Schreppel Obituary: Oswego, Kansas – Teacher, Coach and Athletic Director Remembered by Community

Jeff Schreppel Obituary, OSWEGO, Kan. — Jeff Schreppel, a teacher, coach and athletic director at Oswego Junior-Senior High School, has died unexpectedly, leaving the Oswego School District and surrounding Southeast Kansas community mourning his loss.

Schreppel was a longtime member of the Oswego school community. He served as a teacher and activities director at Oswego Junior-Senior High School, where he was involved in both academics and athletics. School records identify him as a history teacher and activities director.

His connection to Oswego athletics extended beyond administration. Schreppel also coached basketball at Oswego, including several seasons as head coach, according to sports records. His work placed him in close contact with student-athletes and fellow coaches throughout the years.

News of his unexpected passing prompted an outpouring of sympathy from members of the local school and athletic community. A message shared by a Three Rivers League team described its Lady Vikings presenting a card and flowers while shedding tears in support of the Oswego community.

The tribute described Schreppel as someone who was highly regarded within Oswego, calling him “one of the best” and expressing thoughts and prayers for the Oswego School District and community. The message also reflected the sense of loss felt by those who knew him through local school athletics.

The circumstances and exact date of Schreppel’s death were not provided in the information available for this report. Funeral or memorial arrangements have also not been announced in the provided information.

Jeff Schreppel’s years as an educator, coach and athletic director connected him with generations of students and athletes in Oswego. His unexpected passing leaves a significant loss for the school community and those who worked alongside him.

As the Oswego community mourns, thoughts and condolences are extended to Schreppel’s loved ones, colleagues, students, athletes and everyone who was touched by his work and presence. His contributions to Oswego schools and athletics will remain part of the community’s memories.