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Nelson Clyde, III (view source)
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| name=Calvin Nelson Clyde, III
| name=Calvin Nelson Clyde, III
(Texas newspaper publisher)
(Texas newspaper publisher)
| image=Nelson Clyde, III, of TX.jpg
| birth_date=November 1, 1945
| birth_date=November 1, 1945
| birth_place=[[Tyler, Texas|Tyler]], [[Texas]], [[United States|USA]]
| birth_place=[[Tyler, Texas|Tyler]], [[Texas]], [[United States|USA]]
Clyde was also affiliated with [[Red Cross]], [[Chamber of Commerce]], Ducks Unlimited, and the [[Dwight Eisenhower|Eisenhower]] International Golf Classic. Clyde served as president of the board of the Discovery Science Place, a Tyler children's museum that opened in 1993.<ref name=obit/>
Clyde was also affiliated with [[Red Cross]], [[Chamber of Commerce]], Ducks Unlimited, and the [[Dwight Eisenhower|Eisenhower]] International Golf Classic. Clyde served as president of the board of the Discovery Science Place, a Tyler children's museum that opened in 1993.<ref name=obit/>
==Death and legacy==
==Death and legacy==
Clyde died in a [[Dallas]] hospital after a lengthy illness. He and his wife, the former Sharon Ann "Sherry" Ferrell, had three sons, Nelson Clyde, IV, Andrew Ferrell Clyde, and John Kittrell Clyde; a daughter, Anna Clyde Malone, and seven grandchildren. He had a surviving brother, Thomas Clyde and two sisters, Carole Clyde Wilson and Eloise Clyde Chandler.<ref name=obit/>
Clyde died in a [[Dallas]] hospital after a lengthy illness. He and his wife, the former Sharon Ann "Sherry" Ferrell, had three sons, Nelson Clyde, IV, Andrew Ferrell Clyde, and John Kittrell Clyde; a daughter, Anna Clyde Malone, and seven grandchildren. He had a surviving brother, Thomas Clyde and two sisters, Carole Clyde Wilson and Eloise Clyde Chandler.<ref name=obit/>