Baydoun was known for his commitment to student development, mentoring, and guiding students beyond academics and athletics.
Highlights
- Ibrahim “Juice” Baydoun, a respected coach and educator in Dearborn, passed away at the age of 60 after suffering a severe heart attack.
- He dedicated over 25 years to the Dearborn community, serving as a high school counselor and boys’ varsity basketball coach at Edsel Ford High School.
- Ibrahim Baydoun is survived by his wife, Houda, and their five children: Jihad, Mahdi, Hadi, Jallal, and Hilal.
Ibrahim “Juice” Baydoun, a respected coach and educator in Dearborn, passed away at the age of 60 after suffering a severe heart attack.
His death has deeply affected the community he served for over 25 years.
Baydoun is survived by his wife, Houda, and their five children: Jihad, Mahdi, Hadi, Jallal, and Hilal.
The family has chosen to grieve privately, and no public statements have been released at this time.
Baydon Had An Illustrious Career As A Coach And Counselor
For more than two decades, Baydoun dedicated himself to Dearborn Public Schools as a high school counselor at Edsel Ford High School and as the boys’ varsity basketball coach.
His commitment to student development extended beyond academics and athletics; he was known for mentoring and guiding students in their personal growth.
In recognition of his contributions to sports and education, Baydoun was inducted into the University of Michigan-Dearborn Athletic Hall of Fame in 2020.
This honor reflected his outstanding achievements and lasting impact on the university’s athletic programs.
Ibrahim Baydoun Will Be Deeply Missed By Friends, Family, And The Dearborn Community
The Dearborn community has expressed profound sorrow over Baydoun’s passing. Social media platforms have been filled with tributes and condolences.
A post from TCD Dearborn News stated,
The Dearborn community is mourning the loss of Haj Ibrahim ‘Juice’ Baydoun, a longtime coach and educator, who passed away at the age of 60 after suffering a severe heart attack.
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Baydoun’s influence reached beyond the basketball court and counseling office.
He was a pillar in the community, known for his dedication to fostering a positive environment for youth and his unwavering support for students’ endeavors.
As the community mourns his loss, plans for memorial services have not been publicly announced.
Baydoun’s legacy as a mentor, coach, and friend will be remembered by many in Dearborn and beyond.
Additional Information
- Baydoun went to Fordson High School, where he excelled in basketball.
- At the University of Michigan-Dearborn, Ibrahim became the second all-time scoring leader.
