Greg Sharpe, the beloved voice of Nebraska Athletics for 17 years, has passed away at the age of 61 after battling cancer for nearly a year. Nebraska Athletics announced his passing on social media, expressing deep sadness and condolences to the Sharpe family.
The Sharpe family released a statement, describing Greg as a wonderful husband, father, brother, and friend, whose passion for broadcasting Husker football and baseball brought joy to many. Despite his grim cancer diagnosis, Greg chose to live fearlessly, leaning into his faith, family, and professional calling.
Sharpe’s legacy will live on through the moments he narrated and the relationships he built. Known for his booming voice and infectious personality, those closest to him remember him for his loyalty and dedication. The outpouring of love and support from Husker fans during his battle with cancer touched Greg and his family deeply.
During his illness, Sharpe missed some baseball games, but was still able to be part of radio broadcasts and segments during football games. In October, he was honored at a Kansas City Chiefs game, creating a treasured memory for his family. Just recently in December, Sharpe was named Nebraska’s Sportscaster of the Year.
Nebraska Athletics recently honored Sharpe by naming the radio booth at Memorial Stadium after him. His legacy as the voice of Nebraska Athletics will forever be remembered and cherished by fans. Greg Sharpe will be greatly missed, and his impact on the Husker community will live on for years to come.
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