Mack Pride

Miss you Mack. You were a class act. My honor to have known you .

Thank you for your contribution to baseball.

I worked at a local tire shop in Wheat Ridge during my time in Colorado. Mack (Pops) walked in one morning, poured himself a cup of coffee and headed towards the shop. I stopped him to tell him that we did not allow customers in the shop due to liability reasons, he laughed and told me that he was the director of company morale, laughed, and proceeded to walk in the shop. My Manager told me that he was just a friendly guy that came to hang out once in a while and that it was fine. Eventually...

I met you in Aurora when you spoke about the Baseball team you were on. I always wanted to visit with you again. We didn't live very far away. Today I reached out to Dion to see if it was possible to see you again, but then learned through Wikipedia that you passed on 2 yrs. ago. Regretfully, I waited too long. I am pleased to learn that the Rockies sponsored you into the MBL.

Going to miss you Mack aka Pops

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.