Obituary : Alyson Bermudez, Beloved Sarasota Softball Coach and Mentor, Dies at 32

Obituary : Alyson Bermudez, Beloved Sarasota Softball Coach and Mentor, Dies at 32

The Sarasota community is mourning the loss of Alyson Bermudez, a beloved and respected softball coach, mentor, and role model, who passed away peacefully on April 27, 2025, just weeks before her 33rd birthday. Known affectionately as “Coach Aly,” she spent her life inspiring young athletes and shaping the future of fastpitch softball in Sarasota and surrounding areas.

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Coach Alyson’s impact went far beyond the softball diamond. Her unwavering dedication, infectious passion for the game, and deep belief in the potential of every player earned her admiration and love from students, fellow coaches, and families alike. Many young athletes credit her with not only teaching them the game but also instilling confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of self.

One former player shared, “Coach Aly was the reason I laced up my cleats every day. When her illness kept her from the field, continuing without her guidance felt nearly impossible.” Stories like these echo throughout the community as tributes continue to pour in, reflecting the deep bonds she formed with her players.

Alyson was more than a coach—she was a mentor, a friend, and a source of unwavering support. Her unique ability to connect with people and create an empowering, nurturing environment left a lasting impression on everyone she met. Her courage and grace throughout her long battle with cancer have been a testament to her strength and spirit.

Though her passing brings profound sorrow, Sarasota also celebrates the legacy she leaves behind: one of love, leadership, and lifelong inspiration. The family is expected to release details regarding a celebration of life in the coming days.

In Loving Memory of Alyson Bermudez
Your legacy lives on in every athlete you coached, every life you touched, and every heart you inspired.

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