Burlington, NC – The Western Alamance High School community is mourning the sudden and heartbreaking loss of David Nebrig, a respected educator and administrator, who passed away unexpectedly. Nebrig, a pillar of the school and local community, was known for his unwavering dedication to education, his leadership in athletics, and his kindness towards students and staff alike.
David Nebrig’s influence at Western Alamance High School stretched far beyond the classroom. His calm, collaborative approach to problem-solving, combined with his warmth and humor, made him a beloved figure. His passing has left a profound void at the school, and the community is struggling to come to terms with the loss of someone who was not just a great educator but also a cherished friend.
Several members of the community expressed their condolences and shared their memories of Nebrig on social media. Carol Grahl posted, “A friend of mine had just sent me David’s contact info last week…had not seen him since 1985 in high school…Gone way too soon… My thoughts and prayers are with his family.”
Connie Rea also expressed her sorrow, stating, “Just devastated to hear the news of David Nebrig passing in the night. His kindness, humor, and professionalism is right up there with Pam…Another kind heart gone way too soon."
Other tributes followed, with Angie Hunter Byrd commenting, “So very sad to hear this,” and Sonya Dodson McCall echoing, “Gone way too soon!!”
The Western Alamance High School community, affectionately known as "The Warriors," has expressed its gratitude for David Nebrig’s contributions over the years. His leadership in athletics played a vital role in shaping the school’s success, and his presence as an administrator and parent will be sorely missed.
Tim Wilde, another mourner, offered his prayers, stating, “So sad. Praying for David’s family,” while others, including Candace Merrill Tilley and Scott Wynn, shared similar sentiments.
Details about David Nebrig’s memorial services will be announced in the coming days. His legacy as a teacher, leader, and friend will live on in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him. The Western Alamance community continues to unite in remembrance of this extraordinary individual who gave so much to those around him.