Charles "Cotton" Nash

We hadn't heard of Cotton's passing, but he was a remarkable man, from a remarkable family. His Dad, Frank, hired me into the Du Pont Company in my Leominster, Massachusetts hometown. When I was in high school, my Dad asked Cotton for an autograph for me (which I still treasure). Cotton's sister, Francene, was in my sister-in-law's (Lynn Skinner Foster) class at Leominster High School. MarySandra and I plan to say the Rosary for Cotton, his family, and all who love him. May Our Lady, Notre...

To the family, many, many friends, and fans of Mr. Charles “Cotton” Nash fine comfort with you during this difficult time in your lives. Mr. Charles “Cotton” Nash was a basketball star at the University of Kentucky in the 1960s who went on to play both basketball and baseball professionally. May you find comfort in your wealth of fond memories together with Mr. Charles “Cotton” Nash. May the God of comfort bless your grieving hearts with strength, loving kindness and peace as the world copes...

My Condolences.

My favorite all-time UK basketball player. I idolized him when I was in high school.

R.I.P. Charles

Pat, so sorry about the loss of your dad. I know you and the kids will sorely miss him. He was larger then life and his achievements are larger than life.

I sat with Cotton at a little league game in 1975. He was sure a fine man, a very humble and gentel man. I enjoyed his company. I watched him play basketball at UK, his career was awesome. He made it look so easy in the smooth manner in which he played. He will be missed.

My favorite UK BB player of all time! Need I say more?

I never saw Cotton play, but playing at the highest levels in the sports of baseball and basketball is quite an accomplishment.