Rodman (Rod) Lynn McClintock

He Was assistant track coach and my last year running track he told me (starts won´t be the same with out me), well coach this world won´t be the same without you rest easy and in peace.

I knew Rod for 45 years, he was a wonderful guy, all who knew him will miss him and one day we will see him in Heaven!!!

Mr McClintock you were an awesome Man. I appreciated meeting you back in 2001 you were always making the class laugh and you were very insightful with things you knew about life. Thanks for teaching me

I am so sorry to hear of your Dad passing. My parents (Mayfield) lived across the street on First. I worked with Myriah and considered her a friend. I would love to talk with her! I send my deepest condolences. for all.

RIP Rod...as a classmate, I always looked up to Rod.

It was 1989 or 1990. My memory is fuzzy because it was a long time ago, & lots of sad things had happened. I had finished some remarks at Foothill on caring for military wounded in the Vietnam War. And there was Laura. I was thrilled at the very sight of her, a brilliant memory of high school: laughter, pom poms, band music, & never wanting it to end. And Rod McClintock came into the classroom, & he hugged Laura. She hugged him back. (I'm sure I saw them hug.) I shall never forget seeing...

Thank you Mr.Mclintock for pushing me in track to do and be my best. I will never forget you..I hope your dancing in the clouds now...God Speed!!!! Tanya Hernandez (George)

I will always remember Mr Mac as a true gentleman. When we were in our morning walks he would always make sure that he was on the outer part of the sidewalk because that´s what cotillion taught him to do as a gentleman! He will always have a special place in my heart!

Mr. McClintock was a role model to many and especially to me. He was full of life and fun. He made me feel important. He always had a kind word or something funny to say. I will never forget him.