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Time for me to try and introduce you to Greg Coture as best as I can here, everyone. He is the current bench coach for the Texas Border Patrol. With no further ado, here's his profile as it currently stands.
Greg Coture was born on June 28, 1895 in Washington, D.C. to Leon and the former Kay Lomax as their second son and fifth child. He grew up as the son of a police officer and a businesswoman mostly in and around Washington, D.C., until he was almost ten years old, when he and the rest of his family moved to Kansas near Dighton. For the rest of his childhood and adolescence, he lived in Kansas with his family. After finishing high school just before his 18th birthday, he soon left home to make his way in the world.
His wanderings quickly took him to Texas, where he soon found himself attending college at the University of Texas for four years. While there, not only did he play college baseball and basketball for the Longhorns' varsity teams moderately well, he met his future wife Eleanor Bygilowe, a native of Yunibaasaru Kataribe. They quickly hit it off with each other quite well. So much so, that they were already engaged to each other within two months of first meeting each other, and married within six months of doing so, but not out of sheer necessity, shortly before the end of their common official first year in college at the University of Texas.
Within a year of their marriage, he and Eleanor had been blessed with the birth of their first child, a daughter named Chyondelba, in April 1915. Five more children followed over the next fifteen to twenty years, until they had six by the time they were both 35 years of age in 1930, four of them girls. By the time their daughter Yumi came along in January 1930, they were all well-settled in the El Paso area for a number of years. It wasn't much later when the Cotures and the Winklers first encountered each other in their lives, shortly after Vernon Winklers' birth.
Years later, the two families had gotten closer to each other. When the Second World War finally came to a close, Ben Winkler interviewed several potential bench coaches for the Border Patrol organization. Ultimately he chose to hire Greg to serve the franchise as their first-ever bench coach. Greg hopes to be able to serve as such for a good long time, if possible.
Greg, when not otherwise occupied with other people or things in his life too much, spends a good deal of time flying, working on cars, or riding horse. The Cotures have about a dozen horses and various other animals on their own farm not very far away from the Winklers' ranching operation. Heated arguments rarely, if ever, happen in his presence, and definitely no physical fighting whatsoever occurs without just cause needlessly on Coture family property, because it's simply not allowed at all on it, point blank. He and Eleanor are still in an ever-increasingly happy marriage with each other, and they're constantly treated with great respect and great honor by all their children who love them both quite dearly in their lives.
Picture(s) and certain other information will be shared later as possible and all, I'm sure. The next personnel profile that's most likely to be shared will be the one for Chris Foster, the Border Patrol's current pitching coach.. I'll try to have his profile up as well very soon, for sure. Thank you for your time and all, so far, everyone. CD out.
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