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Elizabeth Evans
March 9, 2022
Hi John.
I'd like to offer you my condolences. I read about Clyde King's death in Lives Lived in the Globe and Mail this morning. I think he was the coach of my brother, Jimmy Evans, in the late 1960's. He had a significant positive influence on Jimmy and I remember both of my parents both speaking very highly of Mr. King as a baseball coach and a good person.
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Evans
Judith & Kenneth Dean
December 7, 2021
Clyde's passing will leave a huge void in our lives he always had a welcoming smile making us feel so endeared. He will be missed his memories will live on. Sincerely Judy and Ken
Nicky Hindmarsh
December 3, 2021
I recently found out about the passing of this wonderful man. From the time my sons were little to when they left for university, they dedicated their summers to playing with the North York Baseball League where Clyde was a coach. To say he was dedicated and loved baseball was an understatement. I can't remember a day where he wasn't at the diamonds where he loved to be, even if no one else was there. He was sweet, gentle and always willing to make any improvement to players' ability either with his coaching style 'squish the bug' or inventing equipment that improved their swing, pitching or catching. His loss is not only his family's but all those who spent time at the NYB fields. I'm so sorry to his family for this enormous loss. Thank you for being so nice to my sons, Josh and Adam Bell. Rest peacefully Clyde. Nicky Hindmarsh
Stephen Gregoire
November 30, 2021
John , your father was a wonderful man .We had the good luck of having our son coached by your Dad at NYBA .He taught our son many great lessons about baseball but also taught him about being a good person .Whenever I ran into Mr. King at Bond Park he always stopped to ask how our son was doing .We appreciated his honesty and positive nature with the team .Mr. King was a legend at North York Baseball and across the whole province .RIP Mr. Clyde King
Kelly, Scott and Yolanda Brockington
November 30, 2021
We were sorry to hear of your father's passing. We have such great memories of him and your mother through our association with the North York Baseball League.
Justin Newbold
November 29, 2021
I knew Clyde through North York Baseball and his coaching at York Mills Collegiate. I'll always remember him teaching us hitting and repeating phrases such as "Like a wet noodle and WHACK!" as he swung his sawn off bat he customized for his own drills. He'll be missed!
Jo-Anne, Evan & Hank Weinstein
November 29, 2021
Clyde had that rare ability to combine joy and humor with his sense of purpose, ingenuity and accomplishment. And it was this joy and love of life that makes us all smile at the mention of his name. We all will miss him.
David Turcotte + Catherine Davidson
November 28, 2021
Our deepest sympathies to Clyde's family and close friends. We had the pleasure of knowing Clyde through the NYBA. Clyde was a fixture at Bond Park and his passion for baseball and especially NYBA was always evident. He always had a smile on his face and always working on a project. We will miss Clyde; Bond park will not be the same without him.
Pierre St Laurent Ottawa
November 28, 2021
Clyde contributed faithfully and diligently to the senior management team of the Toronto District Office at Revenue Canada for many years. I keep great memories of his considerate and positive contributions often in demanding situations. It was a pleasure working with Clyde while benefiting from his tempered judgement and experience.
Bill & Chris Down
November 27, 2021
John, we are very sad to have lost a very dear friend. He and your Mom were such good friends over a long period of time. We had many good times and laughs together.
John king
November 27, 2021
John sorry for loss of your father, have many memories. He will be missed
Ed Samuel
November 27, 2021
John, I am truly sorry to hear of your loss. Your father and mother were very fine and good people and I had many times that we were able to laugh and enjoy life. On the executive of NYBA not only did we accomplish a great deal but enjoy our times. RIP
Gary Priestman, Vancouver Island
November 26, 2021
John, Fran and I are sorry for your loss. It was our honour to have shared a few years with your Mom & Dad. If the wealth of a man's life is measured by the number of people he touched, Clyde was a billionaire many times over. Who else could save a tournament with bags of kitty litter?
Ann and Dave Coleman
November 26, 2021
John ,Thinking of you and Uncle Clyde. Love from Newfoundland
David Yerzy and Pat Wong
November 26, 2021
We had the privilege of knowing Clyde when he coached at North York Baseball - he exuded positivity and energy ! What a wonderful soul. You never forget people like that
Barry Samuel
November 26, 2021
Thank you, Mr. King for lifting up NYBA so kids like myself could have a place to grow and socialize.
Howie Birnie
November 26, 2021
John: All of us in baseball in Toronto are saddened to learn of your loss. Your dad was one the brightest, friendliest and most innovative persons that I have met in my life. Visiting Clyde at Bond Park was always a joy, looking at his newest coaching aids. He always had that twinkle in his eye and a wry smile. He and your Mom gave so much of themselves to kids over decades. We are richer for having know them.
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