Auburn coach Gus Malzahn called Lutzenkirchen "a great player and competitor" and "a great teammate and friend off the field. This is a sad day for the entire Auburn family..."
Marietta High School students were awarded $4,300 by the Lutzie 43 Foundation for producing a film capturing the life-saving lessons of the Safe Driving Summit.
On Wreaths Across America Radio, Michael W. Hale talks with Doug Smith, Director of Development for the Lutzie 43 Foundation, about the Foundation’s mission.
This letter from the principal praises the Lutzie 43 Foundation’s 43 Key Seconds program for making a powerful impact at Alpharetta High School by encouraging safe driving and responsible decisions among students.
Mike Lutzenkirchen joined the Dukes & Bell show on 92.9 The Game live to discuss the Lutzie 43 Foundation, the 43 Key Seconds checklist and the foundation’s upcoming events. Listen Here.
Father‘s choice after Auburn player tragedy: ‘You either walk away from faith or dive in deeper’
It was months after Philip’s death when Mike Lutzenkirchen formed the Lutzie 43 Foundation, its objective to inspire people to make good decisions as drivers.
Michael Lutzenkirchen joins Truitt Radio to share the Lutzie 43 Foundation story and the faith that propelled the family and friends of the late Philip Lutzenkirchen to make a difference in road safety.
"Philip Lutzenkirchen was what every parent aspires their son to be," said Gene Chizik, Lutzenkirchen's coach from 2009-12. "My deepest sympathy is extended..."
Thousands Gather to celebrate Philip Lutzenkirchen
Friends and fans gathered at a public memorial inside Frank Fillmann Stadium at Lassiter High School to celebrate the life of former Auburn tight end Philip Lutzenkirchen.
Nobody could find my brother. The guy is 6-3, 250 with this big goofy laugh that you can hear from miles away. He’s impossible to miss. But he was nowhere to be found..."