
An Orange County Coroner spokesperson said Katella boys water polo coach Grafton Weiss, 49, died from hypertensive and arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
Arteriosclerosis is characterized by hardening of the arterial walls.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
Both comments and pings are currently closed.
Media Partners :
KOCE |
MSNBC |
OCExcelsior |
Home Magazine |
Coast Magazine |
Preferred Destinations Magazine |
KPCC |
KMEX |
NguoiViet |
RSS Feed
|
Contact us |
Privacy policy |
User agreement |
Corrections |
Career opportunities |
Advertise with us |
About us|
Archives |
Homes
Cars |
Jobs |
OC Single Scene |
California Lottery |
Register Insiders |
Register in Education |
Buy our Photos |
Feedback |
Local Businesses |
OC H.S. Sports

He was the best coach and teacher at Katella High School and he will be remembered forever in the Knight family!
Grafton was one of the many “good guys” in the sport of water polo. I have had the pleasure of crossing paths with him for the last 20+ years and always walked away with a smile. The world needs more like Grafton who was on this earth way too short a stay.
Grafton, I was looking forward to calling you a congratulating you on the title. You went out how you lived. A CHAMPION. You will be missed