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The organization of Pittsburgh Steelers is filled with heavy hearts this week.
The veteran journalist and writer and editor -in -chief Dale Lolley died, the team announced on Wednesday. He was 56 years old.
Lolley had already received a cancer diagnosis.
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A Pittsburgh Steelers helmet is on an equipment trunk during a match against Houston’s Texans during the fourth quarter at the Acrisure stadium. (Charles Leclaire / USA TODAY SPORTS)
The late 1980s marked the start of what was going to become Lolley’s long career covering the NFL franchise.
Lolley has experienced relays at DK Pittsburgh Sports, Steelers Digest and other publications during his career outside competition. In 2022, he became a Steelers contributor.
This is a photo in 2023 by Dale Lolley of Pittsburgh Steelers. The image reflects the active list of Steelers on February 16, 2023. (Karl Roser / Pittsburgh Steelers)
“I spent more than half of my life covering the team. If I do not write about them, I talk about it. That’s what I do,” said Dale on Steelers.com in 2022. “There were hundreds of victories and defeats, many AFC championship games, super bowl stories.
Lolley also worked as a filling host during certain broadcasts on the Steelers radio network in 2008. In 2014, he was the full -time host of a program and a podcast during the week.
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Lolley, a Fryburg, in Pennsylvania, originally, graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in Johnstown. The university said that Lolley’s loss had left the “deeply saddened” community.
The field in front of the Pittsburgh steelers welcomes the 49ers of San Francisco at the Acrisure stadium. (Charles Leclaire / USA TODAY SPORTS)
“Dale Lolley was a very talented and passionately enthusiastic columnist for thousands of stories appreciated by Steelers Nation for more than three decades. Upj has expressed his deepest condolences to his wife, Amy, and their three children, as well as all the friends and Steelers fans who have been informed and entertained by this Consuum Master president, said Jem Spectar, Pittsburgh at Johnstown Première, in a Jemm spectar, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Pressoff, in a Jemm Spectar, University of Pittsburg, to Johnstown President, in a Jemm Spectar, University of Pittsburgh in Johnstown President, in a statement.
Lolley is survived by his wife, Amy, and their three children.
