Harold Ennulat and Koleman Lind Obituary: In Loving Memory Of Jamestown WBB Assistant Coach Killed In I-94 Accident Near Evansville
The University of Jamestown basketball community and loved ones across Minnesota and North Dakota are mourning the tragic loss of Koleman John Lind and Harold Ennulat, who died following a devastating multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 94 near Evansville, Minnesota. Their unexpected passing has left family members, friends, athletes, colleagues, and community members grieving the loss of two individuals whose lives touched many people.
Koleman Lind, 24, of Jamestown, North Dakota, was a respected member of the University of Jamestown women’s basketball program, where he served as a graduate assistant and led the junior varsity team. He was remembered within the program as a dedicated coach, mentor, and passionate supporter of student-athletes.
During his time with the University of Jamestown, Koleman built strong relationships with players, coaches, and the athletic community. His role extended beyond basketball strategy and training, as he helped guide young athletes through teamwork, discipline, and personal growth.
Those who knew Koleman described him as someone committed to helping others succeed. His dedication to coaching reflected his love for the game and his desire to make a positive impact on the lives of the athletes he worked with.
The University of Jamestown community has been deeply affected by the loss of Koleman. Students, athletes, coaches, and supporters are remembering him not only for his contributions to basketball but also for the kindness, energy, and encouragement he brought to those around him.
Also killed in the crash was Harold Ennulat, 73, of Woodbury, Minnesota. Authorities reported that Ennulat was driving an eastbound vehicle when the collision occurred in a construction zone on I-94. His passenger, Kari Ennulat, was critically injured and transported for medical treatment.
The crash occurred west of the Evansville exit in Grant County, Minnesota, involving three vehicles. Investigators with the Minnesota State Patrol continue reviewing the circumstances surrounding the collision, including the events that led to the vehicles striking each other.
For the families of Koleman Lind and Harold Ennulat, the loss represents an unimaginable tragedy. Loved ones are now holding onto memories of the moments they shared, the relationships they built, and the lasting impressions they left behind.
Koleman’s passing is especially felt among the basketball community, where coaches and athletes recognize the important role mentors play in shaping young players. His dedication to coaching and his commitment to supporting student-athletes created a legacy that will continue through those he influenced.
Harold Ennulat is remembered by his family and friends as a valued member of his community. While details about his personal life and accomplishments remain private, those who knew him continue to honor the memories and connections he created throughout his life.
As the investigation into the I-94 crash continues, authorities have encouraged the public to rely on official updates and avoid speculation while the facts are being reviewed.
Koleman Lind and Harold Ennulat will be remembered for the lives they lived, the people they loved, and the communities they impacted. Their deaths serve as a painful reminder of how quickly life can change and how deeply one person’s presence can be felt by others.
The thoughts and heartfelt condolences of the University of Jamestown basketball family, friends, teammates, colleagues, and all those affected remain with the families of Koleman Lind and Harold Ennulat during this difficult time.
May their loved ones find comfort in the memories they shared and strength in the lasting legacies both men leave behind.