Thomas Sturdivant II

I saw TV World Series in 1956.

Tom was a funny and kind man. He always had a joke to tell when I would see him at my mom's salon. She cut his hair for several years. I played softball growing up and he would always ask if I was "hitting them hard and winning!" I have also been a dear friend of Nathan's for years now. My thoughts and prayers are with the family during these tough times.

I met Tom at the Integris clinic at 8600 S Penn and spoke briefly with him about baseball and life in general---he was a great guy and for the ilttle time i've know him could tell he was a good man we will miss him dearly jim buono (maintenance at Integris)

I was 9 years old when Tom pitched in the '56 World Series. He was one of my favorite players as I became a lifelong Yankees fan. I used to pretend I was him when playing in the yard! I'm so sad to learn of his death. I send my prayers and condolences to his wife, children, family and friends. God bless you, Tom.

I met Tom at the NY Yankees Fantasy Camp 1985-87, and we became friends. I remember that Tom visited me at on one of his business trips. He was full of laughter, and loved life. I have nothing but good memories of Tom. Rest in peace.

As a fan and an admirer of the man, I would like to say that Mr. Sturdivant was a true practitioner of Jesus' principles. He loved & respected "others" above himself. I witnessed it first hand, first in my fourth grade classroom which he visited as a Yankee in off-season on behalf of a friend whose son was my classmate. Then, more recently I observed Mr. Sturdivant's kindness & lifting up of "others" at various OKC autograph events. He was truly a gentleman. I hope people will always remember...

Tom,
Thank you for being so funny and kind to all of us officers at Geralds. You will be missed but you take with you our hearts and love.