Bill Monboquette Rest In Piece
 

Bill passed away at age 78. He was an All - Star, a 20 game winner and he pitched a no - hitter.

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will be missed
 

Wonderful man, condolences to the Monbouqutte family. Had Bill do a few signings over the years. Bill had us out to dinner after a signing to show his gratitude. With Many health issues Bill was an inspiration to all the lives he touched. Have cards from signings if anyone would like a memento (free of charge) of a fine man. Thank you for so many great memories.

I would certainly love to have a signed card of his. I never got to meet him, but from what you say, I would of loved it! Many thanks in advance!

Rip
 

Very sorry to hear of Monbo's passing. I first learned of Monbouquette from the '61 Post baseball cards. Even though I was a big Yankee fan, as a 7 year old, I was fascinated by his name and became a fan. I was especially pleased when he came to the Yankees in '67. He was a rare bright spot in that dismal season.

RIP Bill Monbouquette.

I`m pretty sure growing up a Sox fan Bill M. had the last Boston no-hitter for many years. Think the streak reached 20+ years until early 80`s when , can`t remember the name but a Japanese starter, threw one his 1`st year over from the N L . Always heard great things about a true gentlemen/ player !

Pretty fair pitcher and a great guy - Monbo... ...that Japanese starter was Hideo Nomo. But, with almost no one in the stands, Dave Morehead also pitched a no-hitter back in '65.

Being a bit younger I probably would never have heard of him if I didn't collect vintage cards.

High # in both '61 and '62. Also had the same pic on both cards...

Bill Monbouquette Cards
 

Cards autographed by Bill at signings are free of charge for all those who would like a memento.
For those who wish to donate

http://www.dana-farber.org/how-to-help.aspx

Thanks Tom,I received my card today.Can't thank you enough.May his memory live on!

RIP Mr. Monboquette. A fine ballplayer and gentleman. You will be missed.

RIP Mr. Monboquette.