Corky Nelson

Dear Judy and family,
May I extend my deepest sympathy. I will always remember Corky as an incredibly personable man. He never met a stranger. He treated his staff as family and showed a genuine love and interest for their families. He could make you laugh when laughter was needed and share words of wisdom when times were difficult. He was real! God Bless him.

Deares
It was wonderful to have had an association with Corky. He was a great coach and human being and we will never forget him! Please know that our prayers are with you and your family.

Deepest sympathy for a much loved family friend.

Dear Family: I was so saddened to read of Corky's death. So glad we were together at a Jeff reunion not too long ago! He leaves a legacy with the many young people he influenced and his friends of many years. Maybe he and Clatis (who I lost a year ago October) are having a great time reminiscing over old good, good times together. I send my love to all and hold you in my thoughts and prayers.

I am so saddened by Corky's passing. We played together on several church athletic teams while he was in San Antonio at HBC. We all admired and respected him and were grateful for his friendship. Our prayers and condolences go out to Corky's wife and family. We have lost a good man in this world and we look forward to being united with him in a better place in God's perfect time.

Sincerest condolences to the Nelson family. Wishing you peace and comfort during this time.
Charlie Brown, Thomas Jefferson High School and football teammate. Class of 1959

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Coach Nelson looks just the same! He was my Biology teacher at Alamo Heights and always was inspiring and fun. I had a problem with talking and remember he threw a chalkboard eraser at me (in fun) to quit talking. He always took special interest in his students. The Arms holding him are the arms holding his family.