Michel Amico, historic former president of the JDA Dijon Handball, has died

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It is a pioneer of women’s handball in the region that is disappearing. Michael Amico is dead Tuesday, May 10 at his home in Saint-Julien, announces the JDA Dijon Handball club on its Facebook page. He had founded the Cercle Dijon Bourgogne (CDB), ancestor of the JDA Dijon Handball, in 1996. He remained at its head until 2014.

A personal investment

“Michel notably participated in the development of Dijon women’s handball with the creation of the CDB in 1996 and its professional structure a few years later”, recalls the club. “This man, with a big heart, almost unknown among the leaders of local handball, had dared to take up this great challenge. He knew how to stimulate human relations specific to our club, which do him honor and respect.”

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The JDA Dijon Handball also recalls that Michel Amico had personally invested in the club during his early years. A ceremony is scheduled for Saturday at the Mirande funeral home and a tribute will be paid to him for the last match of the JDA team 1 on May 21 against Mérignac.


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