Fort Worth, Texas Community Mourns Former Lake Worth High School Football Coach Richard Querner, Survived by Wife Carol and Children
November 28, 2026
Last updated by Alisha Shrestha on November 28, 2026
The Oklahoma and Fort Worth communities grieve the loss of cherished mentor and former athlete Richard Querner.
Family confirms that Richard Querner departed on Thursday, November 27, 2026.
At approximately mid-70s, Querner maintained privacy about his final days despite widespread admiration.
A respected figure across Oklahoma and Texas athletic circles, Querner shaped countless young athletes through dedicated coaching.
Though preferring low-key professionalism, his legacy at Lake Worth High School remains enduring.
He also mentored youth leagues in Vernon and Fort Worth areas.
Beyond coaching, Querner found joy in golfing with friends.
His absence creates significant emotional gaps for those who knew him.
Community members express deep sorrow while offering support to his grieving family.
Kenneth Harmon shares memories:
"For all of the Lake Worth Alumni who knew Coach Richard Querner, my dear friend and golf companion, his passing leaves a void. Ric cherished family moments, especially Thanksgiving gatherings."
"His kindness toward students was unmatched. Though gone, his spirit lives on—pray for his family’s strength."
Richard Querner is Survived By His Longtime Wife, Carol Ann Querner, Two Kids, and The Entire Family
Querner’s legacy extends beyond coaching—he was a devoted husband to Carol Sunderland Querner and father to Gina Querner Segovia and Travis Querner.
While family processes grief, they continue sharing memories online.
Carol, also a Lake Worth ISD veteran, followed in Richard’s footsteps through education and public service.
Both parents instilled athletic excellence in their children—Travis earned honors at Lake Worth High School, while Gina thrived as a cheerleader.
Extended family includes siblings, in-laws, and community connections.
Funeral arrangements will follow in coming weeks.
Querner’s influence on Texas sports remains indelible through generations.
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