Dr. Clyde Stockton

Clyde and I were good friends when we served together in Germany. I remember his kind countenance and deep wonderful voice. We shared many days in the officers club together. We graduated from Officers training together and I remember him as a joyful extremely intelligent man. I'm sure he was welcomed into heaven in the arms of Jesus. All my best to his family.

Doctor and Mrs. Stockton gave me my first job; baby sitting there son Ruges. Doctor Stockton was a wonderful person and he will be missed. We will continue to pray for his wife and son and the rest of the Stockton family.

I pledged Alpha with Brother Stockton. College days swiftly passed imbued with memories fond. Farewell Dear Brother. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Freeman Gault

I met Clyde in 1964 as we pledged Alpha Phi Alpha together. Because of his leadership qualities and his stalwartness, he was elected by his line brothers as president of our line. Clyde led us through those difficult weeks, and I'm sure that these qualities in him continued throughout his life. Wilatrel and Ruges, my family and I offer our deepest sympathy.

I met Clyde pledging Alpha in 1964. Even then he was a man who could be counted on to shoulder more than his share. He was a Rock.
Lake

You helped me when I had nothing to pay you with and you trusted me to pay when no one else would. You will not be forgotten.

I am so sorry for your loss, Mrs. Stockton. Please know that there are many who will support you and your son through your grief. Cherish the memories of your love one. You will be remembered in my thoughts and prayers.

My heartfelt sympathy to your family for the loss of your love one. I'll hold you in my prayers for strength as you grieve. May God continue to bless you.

Mary Price, Atlanta, Ga.