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I played for Coach Tye at Vintage high School for two years 1976 and 1977. He was a great coach who was fully devoted to his players, and shared his knowledge of the game with all of us. He will always be remembered, God Bless and Rest In Peace Coach.
Posted by: Larry Iloff - Yuma, AZ Nov 19, 2010
Judy you are in my prayers. As a member of the (old farts cutting club) we have now lost Clarence & Bob so we are down to only 2 Richard & I. We will really miss those two !!! I just found out yesterday so I won't be at the Memorial.I would have liked to have seen Tom & Phil & Maryann. Thank you for letting me share this. Ed Raap
Posted by: Ed Raap - Pahrump, NV - Friend Oct 08, 2010
We are sad at Clarence's passing away, but rejoice that we will see him again in heaven. He was quite a character and one of the most up-beat individuals we have ever met. For the past five years we have had the privilege of having him and Judy for neighbors. He will be missed! Judy, you are in our prayers.
Posted by: Myron & Maureen Hastings - Gill, CO Sep 24, 2010
I was very sad to hear of Clarence's death. He was truly an amazing and compassionate man. He will be missed by so many friends and family.
Posted by: Marsha Zion - Ft. Collins, CO Sep 19, 2010
On behalf of the Western States Cutting Horse Association our heartfelt condolences go out to Judy and the entire family. I, personally, only had the pleasure of meeting Clarence last fall at his Hall Of Fame Induction, but from the stories and reminiscing of those who knew him well, I know he was quite a man. We were so fortunate to have Clarence involved in Western States and in the cutting world. Good Ride Cowboy! Vaya con Dios.
Posted by: Pam Shaeffer - Eagle, CO - Western States CHA Friend Sep 19, 2010
I will miss CT, he has touched so many people in his life and his loss will be felt by all. CT will remain in my heart and memories forever. Happy trails my friend, until we meet again.
Posted by: Julie Jennings - Napa, CA Sep 18, 2010
My Grandfather, Clarence Tye, was the most amazing man I knew. He taught me that I could achieve all of my dreams and he made me believe in myself. He was the one person that I could always rely on when no one else was there. I've never had someone support me as much he did. I am truly blessed to have had him in my life. You will forever be missed by me Grandpa.
Posted by: Jaclynn Tye - Reno, NV Sep 17, 2010
I was sad to learn of Clarence's death. What an excellent horseman he was! I enjoyed visiting with him and learning from him.
Posted by: Dave Bashor - Grover, CO Sep 17, 2010
Coach, Thank you for all your guidance and friendship. I will never forget you. I'm very grateful that I was able to talk with you a few times and reconnect these past few years. Aside from my Father you are at the very top of my list of men whom I admire and had a strong impact on my life. My 13 year old son, an avid baseball player, has heard and will continue to hear many Clarence Tye stories.
Posted by: Doug Gomez - Napa, CA Sep 17, 2010
CT, I spent many a night at your home with my friend, your son Kurt. You always made me feel welcome. I continue to coach after 31 years. You inspired me. Rest now. Ray Sisemore
Posted by: Ray Sisemore - Napa, CA Sep 17, 2010
