Clyde E. King

I just learned of Clyde's death from someone in Little Switzerland. Several years ago I talked to him after church in Western NC, and he let me put four of his world series rings on my fingers. That's was a real highlight. Such a nice person. We had a mutual friend in common.

Dear King Family,

I am so sorry for your loss.

My father, LeRoy Pfund, was a teammate of Clyde at Brooklyn in 1945. I have heard Dad speak highly of Clyde down through the years, and I was fortunate to interact with him on several occasions.
We were privileged to meet the family on our trip to SF in 1969, A couple years earlier, Clyde and Hal Smith allowed me to throw in the Cubs bullpen in Chicago, when they both were Pirate coaches. In 1982, Clyde got tickets for...

DEAR NORMA, OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND FAMILY. WE ARE REMEMBERING BASE BALL DAYS WITH YOU,CLYDE AND THE GIRLS. A TRULY CHRISTIAN MAN MUCH LOVED AND WE ARE SURE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED. BOB AND SANDY KELLY CINNCI AND COLUMBUS

Thank you for sharing a part of your life with us.

Dear family,

Sorry for your loss. I understand how are you all feeling. But something that had help me is knowing the promisse God give us, to bring back our love ones to live on a paradise earth. My condolences.

Gonzalez Family-Perth Amboy NJ

Mrs. Norma & family
Please know that you are in my prayers during this difficult time. Mr. Clyde was a wonderful man, along with the entire family and I am priviledged to have been a part of your family not only when mom and Tommy married, but the mere fact that I was blessed to have been a part of your lives.
All my love,
Caroline Simpson Cleary

R.I.P. Clyde King alway's a Brooklyn Dodger /and Yankee. I had the pleasure of meeting him when I lived in N.Y. my condolences to his family.