Thank you, a humanitarian, died in a plane crash while delivering help to Nicaragua after the earthquake. Our hero forever
Roberto Clemente, born in Puerto Rico, was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1973. #HispanicHeritageMonthpic.twitter.com/hwB4HjGWo0
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I had forgotten this. Sad end to a wonderful life.
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Remember, he was performing charity work when he met his untimely death. True hero in every sense of the word.
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I’m old enough to have seen the Great Clemente play. So good, so fluid, so much class. When I got his baseball card...great day! Memories.
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My 9 yo daughter (a big baseball fan) learned about Clemente in school today. I honestly don’t remember her ever so excited about a subject!
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We have a park in Boston named after him!
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He died on his way to help earthquake victims. Now look how were ignoring his beautiful island
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I have one of the only known authentic game worn Clemente jersey. Thx for acknowledging this gr8 man.
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I am from Pittsburgh, met Roberto many times, you could not find a better human being!
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Awesome player. Better man. (Picture is backwards though)
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