Jeff Woltz, an assistant football coach at St. Xavier High School, has reportedly died unexpectedly, leaving the school community and former colleagues mourning his loss. His passing has prompted tributes from those who knew him through his work in education, coaching, and student mentorship.
Woltz was also a longtime educator at Colerain High School, where he spent many years working with students and contributing to the school community. His career reflected a commitment to education and to supporting young people both inside and outside the classroom.
At St. Xavier, Woltz was remembered as a coach and mentor who represented the school’s mission of being a “Man for Others.” That message emphasizes service, care for others, and making a positive difference in the lives of those around them.
His work in football extended beyond the field, as coaches and educators often play an important role in helping students develop discipline, teamwork, and character. Woltz’s dedication to mentoring young people made him a valued member of the communities he served.
News of his unexpected passing has brought sadness to the St. Xavier and Colerain communities. Those sharing the announcement have extended prayers and condolences to his family, friends, colleagues, current students, and former students as they grieve.
Details about the circumstances of Woltz’s death, his age, and funeral arrangements have not been provided in the announcement. Further information may be shared by his family or the schools as they respond to the loss.
Jeff Woltz will be remembered for his years in education, his contributions to football, and his role as a mentor to young people. May he rest in peace. ❤️