Clyde Edwin Joy

Ralph Josselyn What wonderful times me and my soon to be wife shared with Curly, Ozzie Crum, and CLYDE in the early 70's!!!! Alice and I will always remember!!!!!!

I have VERY fond memories of Clyde and was best friends with Bob and Bill growing up. Oh, how the years have flown by. My dad, Dusty Cal, and Clyde Joy gave me my great love for country music and introduced my to the "joy" of entertaining.

I met Clyde when I was 15 yrs.old..along with The Down Homers,Kenny Roberts, & Slim Clark. Worked with him through the years. We also were a duet in the 40's'".Memory is a gift if God that death cannot destroy"

to clydes family my deepest sorrows i went to circle 9 ranch back in th 80's and 90's and he was one of the greatest always friendly to all he will be missed

Rest In Peace, after a long, hard-working life, Mr. Joy.
I loved watching Clyde Joy on Channel 9 as a kid in the early 1960's.
I presumed that he was so named because of his ever-cheerful face!
Thank you for all the music.

To all of us in the Houston Family. You were a big part of our lives. You will be missed by all.

I was with Billy in Sept 1969,although I knew the family it took me 20 years to go see Clyde,the irony was we didn't talk about it,instead we talked about country music.Semper Fi.

As a long-time fan of his music, (which is still getting radio airplay here in southeastern Connecticut), I was sorry to hear of Mr. Joy's passing. Please accept our condolences, and be assured of our prayers for his family and friends.

I was so shocked to hear of Clydes passing. He will be missed by all. A good friend. May he rest in peace.Kenny Roberts & Bettyanne Roberts