complicated that those in attendance often didn't know whether to take notes or laugh," according to The Bellingham Herald. Personal life and death Lappenbusch was "frugal, allergic to a host of different foods and often absent-minded." Sometimes he would get "so wrapped up in thinking" that he'd walk home and forget that he left his car at work. He was inducted into the Western Washington Athletic Hall of Fame in 1976 and died in September 1996. Works Head coaching record Football References Notes Citations 1908 births 1996 deaths American football guards American football tackles American tennis coaches Lewis & Clark Pioneers athletic directors Lewis & Clark Pioneers football coaches Puget Sound Loggers baseball players Puget Sound Loggers football players Puget Sound Loggers men's basketball players Washington Huskies baseball players Washington Huskies football coaches Washington Huskies football players Washington Huskies men's basketball players Washington Huskies men's track and field athletes Western Washington Vikings athletic directors Western Washington Vikings baseball coaches Western Washington Vikings men's basketball coaches Western Washington Vikings football coaches College golf coaches in the United States College tennis coaches in the United States People from Pierce County, Washington Coaches of American football from Washington (state) Players of American football from Washington (state) Baseball coaches from Washington (state) Baseball players from Washington (state) Basketball coaches from Washington (state) Basketball players from Washington (state) Track and field athletes from Washington (state)