Harmon Killebrew

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November 20, 2012

I have thought of you for many years as I am a Killebrew fan forever. May I finally get to meet you heaven.... And as I am also a Killebrew it would be amazing if I were related. I amd daughter of Dale Henry Killebrew 8-6-1924. I am 47 born 8-15-1965.

March 05, 2012

I met Mr. Killebrew before a card show in Sacramento back in the late '80's, opening the door to the hotel the show was at. He politely thanked me, and later signed a 1973 baseball card I brought with me. I miss going to those old card shows when I was younger, but the memory of being up close to my favorite player is something I will always remember. Life isn't eternal; our memories only last as long as we allow them to. Thank you for a wonderful moment in my childhood, even if it was only memorable to me. RIP "Mr. Logo."

September 03, 2011

Forever and Always
My Lover, My Friend
Forever and Always
'till we meet again!

July 25, 2011

July 17, 2011

one of my favorite all time players

June 07, 2011

This picture of Harmon and me was taken at Cooperstown NY on August 4, 2001, the day Kirby Puckett and Dave Winfield were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Being that it was over 100 degrees that day, Harmon was concerned about being sweaty... but I told Harmon, as I put my arm around his shoulder, that I liked my men sweaty... he really laughed at that

May 30, 2011

Harmon Killebrew was a true long ball hitter. He tied my hero, Carl Yastrzemski, in 1967 for the AL home run lead. I witnessed a Killer homer in Sept. 1961 into the left field upper deck at Yankee Stadium.Mantle and Frank Howard were known for power, but Harmon was shoulder to shoulder with them. I was moved by the funeral story in the Idaho Statesman from Payette. What a favorite son!

May 29, 2011

Thanks to the Killebrew family for sharing
Harmon with the rest of the world. I became a big fan as early as 1963, as the Twins were beating my White Sox. I soon became a Harmon fan,cutting out box scores, clippings etc. I, looked up to Harmon as a role model, as a person for all the right reasons. Even though i collected all the usual stuff, cards,bats,gloves, photos, and all, my most cherished item is a Christmas card from the Killebrews and dogs. Harmon was wearing a Santa hat......I guess it was official...Harmon was Santa Claus too! Best to all,and let us continue the great work. Ray Morris,San Marcos Calif

May 28, 2011

Harmon Killebrew was one of a kind, in many positive and impacting ways. As a young kid, he was my favorite baseball player - back when my brother and I used to listen to the Twins games on the radio. He remains so even now. More telling is that Harmon remained the same wonderful person throughout his career and beyond - a true role model. I hope the love and respect felt by so many Harmon fans can help the Killebrew family through this time. We will never forget Harmon.

May 27, 2011

To the Killebrew family, our deepest condolences and prayers for you in this time of sorrow. May you cherish the rich memories developed throughout your lives. He was my boyhood hero and always has been #1 in my heart. I was born in Boise in 1956 and since we both are Idahoans, this admiration and respect ia a natural. I pulled out an autographed keepsake picture just the other day that he signed for me when I was a kid and it says: Larry, Good Luck & Best Wishes, Harmon Killebrew. It has always been truly a prized possession. HK will always be fondly remembered throughout the baseball world and society. May you rest in peace #3.