Monticello Mourns R. Dean Nelson Longtime Coach
Longtime Monticello High School football coach R. Dean Nelson died Friday at age 75 after an extended illness. He led the Panthers to multiple conference titles and state playoff berths during 33 seasons, coached every boys’ sport early in his career, and had the football field named in his honor. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the United Church of Monticello.
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