John-Levra-Obituary

John Louis Levra

Raymore, MO, Missouri

Oct 2, 1937 – Jan 7, 2026

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October 2, 1937
DIED
January 7, 2026
LOCATION
Raymore, MO, Missouri

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Coach John Levra, age 88, passed away on January 7, 2026, in Leawood, KS, surrounded by his family. He was born at home in Arma, Kansas, on October 2, 1937, to Pete and Minnie Levra. In 1958, he married his best friend and supporter, Rosie (Lee) of Lamar, MO. They shared 68 football seasons...

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My heart felt condolences to Rosie, Craig, and Gina and the family YHWH's presence, protection and provision surround all of you. SHALOM.SHALOM

Big gap in all our lives. Kent

My sincere condolences to the family. God give you peace, comfort and, and strength during this difficult this difficult time time.

One of the most enjoyable and good guys that I have ever met !! He will certainly be missed by all that knew him !!!

What a great guy. Anyone who barely knew him or knew him well felt like he was a lifetime friend because he made you feel that way. Saw him coach his first game at McCune, KS.

John was an absolutely quality person that always had a smile on his face. Met John my freshman year at Pittsburgh State and marveled at his competitiveness. He was always a true leader. We renewed our friendship when he was at KU and retained it over the years. My condolences to his family and many friends. He was a true gentleman.

Our prays are with Rosie Levra and family during this difficult time. May God bless this family. I was recruited in 1969 from Phillis Wheatley HS in San Antonio Tx, by Dick Munzinger. I met Coach Levra and Rosie and immediately became a part of the family. I recall a very exciting winning season. Traveling to Hawaii, was my first plane flight. I stayed in touch with Coach Levra over the years. Whenever I would call and didn't get an answer. It was sure he was going to return the call. I had...

Coach Levra was a wonderful person! He made everyone a friend& would do anything for his friends. I met Coach at a clinic in Phoenix. At the time I was the head coach at New Mexico highlands, and just introduced myself & we were friends. He spoke at a clinic at Highlands & I invited Coach to a clinic when was coaching at Eastern New Mexico

Sincerest condolences to The Levra Family! I was one of the managers of the football team at Washington High School when Coach Levra was Head Coach and AD. He was loved and respected by all the players and coaches and a huge influence on the players he coached. John will forever be remembered as a great friend, mentor and coach! RIP John