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Gil Clancy will never be forgotten and always celebrated by Boxing History and Media.
khadi madama
March 31, 2019 | South Toms River, NJ | Friend
CLANCY - Gil, a Member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame. Passed on March 31, 2011 of Malverne. Formerly of Rockaway Beach. Beloved Husband of the Late Nancy. Devoted Father of Patricia (Dennis) Houlahan, Gil Jr. (Fran), John (Susan), Kathleen (Tom) Burke, the Late Joan Reynolds &...
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Gil Clancy will never be forgotten and always celebrated by Boxing History and Media.
khadi madama
March 31, 2019 | South Toms River, NJ | Friend
My heartfelt condolences to Gil Clancy family and friends. Although words cannot take away the pain, our loving Heavenly Father understand your circumstances and gives you the strength and power beyond normal to cope. May He grant you the needed comfort. (Philipians 4:6,7,13)
Rossy
March 31, 2017 | Lagos
May God be with the family and friends during this time of grief.
March 31, 2016 | IL
I spent a lot of years around that sport, and Gil stands alone as a fight man, analyst, and boxing commentator. I still miss him.
Lee Olson
June 19, 2014 | Commack, NY
Gill Clancy is a true treasure as a person and as a boxing trainer. In my view, he was the best boxing commentator I ever listened to. RIP, your a gem.
Hugh Loeser
Hugh Loeser
June 18, 2014 | Chicago, IL
Gibi
March 26, 2014
you were the epitomy of boxing a great guy.
neil pasquale
July 17, 2011 | Norristown, PA
Gil Clancy
Gil Clancy, Cornerman, Manager, Madison Square Garden promoter, CBS sportscaster, manager of Emile Griffith welter- middleweight champion, dies in New York quietly.
You would think that with an impressive list of accomplishments Gil Clancy would deserve a fitting eulogy in the sports press of America. After all, Gil was a staple of boxing in the United States for six decades, right up front at the height of visibility. He was a popular and much beloved figure.
Ferdie Pacheco
May 23, 2011 | Miami, FL
Mr. Clancy was my favorite boxing analyst of all time. As a former trainer and manager of World Champions; Mr. Clancy used his extensive knowledge of the "sweet science" to accurately convey what was happening and why in the top boxing matches. He was the best and will be missed. Thanks for for so many great memories. Rest in peace.
Mike
April 13, 2011 | Baltimore, MD