Nera-White-Obituary

Nera White

Nov 15, 1935 – Apr 13, 2016 (Age 80)

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BORN
November 15, 1935
DIED
April 13, 2016
AGE
80

Obituary

Nera White, one of the first female basketball players inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame, has died at 80, according to The Associated Press. For full obituary and coverage from Legacy.com, click here.

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My condolences to the family. I appreciate the efforts for women basketball. I love basketball, even through I never played professionally. I have followed it, since age 13 years. May the God of Comfort, continue to comfort the family.

"Dear family: During this difficult moments you are dealing with, our hearts goes out to you and our heartfelt sympathy for your loss."

I had the honor of knowing Nera in 1961 at Nashville Business College. She was a most humble person and the best basketball player that I have ever seen play. God bless the family. I know she will be sorely missed.

God bless you Nera White. I wish I could have seen you play basketball or softball. I have read that you were the very best! My sincere condolences to the family.

God Bless you Nera White. I would have given anything to have had the honor to see you play basketball and softball. I have read what a great athlete you were. Way ahead of your time. Thank-you for all that you gave...and for the wonderful life that you lived.......

Raine Rossmeyer
Round Rock, Texas

The sports world has lost another great player.Our condolences to the family,friends,colleagues and fans. Draw close to God and he will strengthen you in the difficult days ahead.

My sincere condolences to the White family and to say that the God of tender mercy is aware of your loss to help you to endure.

I was privileged to watch Nera play basketball on a number of occasions in the 1960s. Never have seen a better player before nor since then. She was simply the best! My heartfelt sympathy to her family and friends as you grieve this loss and as you remember Nera for the person and the superstar she was