quarterbacks. By the end of August, Pastrana made the cut to the final three, alongside Don Horn and Steve Ramsey, and was the only quarterback remaining on the team from the prior season. Pastrana, however, was cut in early September. After the NFL Pastrana became an assistant football coach at Anne Arundel Community College in 1973. From 1980 to 1989, he served as the head coach and directed a multiple-I and pro-set offense until the school discontinued the program. He also served as a co-head coach of the Anne Arundel Community College men's lacrosse team alongside former Maryland coach Bud Beardmore. In 1993, the Severn School hired Pastrana as its football coach, but he resigned after just three games amid complaints from parents and players over his laid-back coaching style. Some were concerned that Pastrana visited with friends in the stands during the halftime of two losses. In 2001, Pastrana was an associate professor of health and education at Anne Arundel Community College, where he was still teaching as of 2006. Pastrana has been inducted into the Anne Arundel County Sports Hall of Fame. Personal life Pastrana and his wife Diane (née Laudenslager) had two daughters, Shannon Overend and Lisa Brabazon. He was the uncle of stuntman and motorsports competitor Travis Pastrana. Another nephew, Greg Powell, played football at Maryland as a walk-on in 2005 and 2006. His nephew, Darren Pastrana, entered the United States Naval Academy in 2008, where he played on the lacrosse team. His niece, Kim Pastrana, played women's lacrosse at Duke University from 2005 to 2007. Pastrana died on April 8, 2021, of pneumonia that stemmed from COVID-19. References 1944 births 2021 deaths American football quarterbacks Maryland Terrapins football players Maryland Terrapins men's lacrosse players Deaths from pneumonia in Maryland Denver Broncos players Denver Broncos (AFL) players College men's lacrosse coaches in the United States High school football coaches in Maryland Junior college football coaches in the United States Sportspeople from Annapolis, Maryland Players of American football from Maryland American sportspeople of Puerto Rican descent Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Maryland