Ralph Terry

I remember Ralph Terry when he taught Caddy school at the Rockaway Hunt club in 1972, it was awesome, what a great guy!!

I had the privilege of playing golf with Ralph in the late 90’s when he was playing senior Pro golf. He once hit a drive ( when he was old not sure how old) 320 yards! After the drive he turned to the group in his Kansas accent “Who said pitchers can’t hit the balll” what a cool dude loved that man God bless the family

Remembering Terry and wishing you comfort during this sad time.

My condolences are with the Terry family. I pray that you will be surrounded by the love & support that you need. And may "the God who supplies endurance and comfort" (Roman's 15:5) be with you always.

I went to high school with Ralph at Chelsea okla. In the mid 1950 we were team mates in Baseball,Football and Basketball and we were at NEO Jr. College he would go to school there in the baseball off season to complete his education ,he was a great person and a very liked guy. And he will be missed , God bless his family.

Was the best pitcher for the New York Yankees.

A Real Class Person - always cordial & generous in
aiding causes for the worthy. R I P

NY YANK TANKS EVERY OPPTUNITY I HAD I ALWAYS REMEMBERD UNC..

I had the pleasure of meeting Ralph when he was the club pro at Rockaway Hunting Club in Cedarhurst, L.I. A great golfer and nice person indeed.

A talented pitcher and player. A memorable career. Sincere sympathies to the Terry family, so very sorry for loss.

Solid workhorse hurler, who had a very respectable MLB career. 20 game winner, World Series MVP, All-Star, League Leader in several categories, and an excellent career "WHIP" statistic over 1849.1 Innings pitched, were some of Ralph's noteworthy accomplishments. Ralph's 4 hit complete game shutout in Game 7 of the '62 World Series, against a powerhouse 103 (regular season) win Giants team, was legendary.

Ralph was an notable golfer, as well. A PGA Section Champion, who qualified for multiple PGA Tour and Senior Tour events. The Senior Tour is replete with golfing legends who still play at an elite level, and Ralph had a Top 10 finish on that stage.

Congratulations on an admirable life of high achievement, Ralph. Safe at home.

A class act and gentleman.

Condolences to the family. May your loving Creator comfort and strengthen you all at this time.

I was a nine-year-old San Francisco Giants fan in 1962. May he rest in peace.

Godspeed Ralph, and thank you for sharing a part of your life with us, and the wonderful MLB memories. Unforgettable.