STERLING W. RADCLIFF Jr.

Got to admit I am a little (maybe more than a little) embarrassed posting so far removed from Rad´s (Charlie Mann´s) date of passing. Growing up on Philadelphia Avenue across the street he was my best friend up to and including parts of high school. We both attended the same schools which included MJC and AU and shared an awful lot of growing up experiences. Regretfully we lost contact but I do recall Pink Dreams waterskiing and working together at Griffith Stadium for the Senators. After...

As a pitcher for the Takoma Tigers 13-year-old baseball team, Rad was called on to pitch against the toughest opponent in the league playoffs. Rad pitched a complete game in victory enroute to the Takoma Tigers winning the Montgomery County championship. As Rad's catcher, I will always remember that shining moment among many in Rad's life. He was a great friend and member of the 1957 undefeated Takoma Tigers (24 Wins, 0 Losses).

Rad was a great guy. He always was smiling. Heartfelt sympathy is being sent to all his loveones near & far.

Sterling will be missed. My condolence to the family.

You will be greatly missed. My condolences to the family.

To Sterling's family and friends... may all you wonderful memories sustain you.

Sterling will missed, another friend from Montgomery Blair High School will be missed, Tom Park

We had a lot of good times together and I'll miss seeing Rad when I visit Md.

Sterling will be missed by all who knew him.