Not only an outstanding player, but a true gentleman on and off the filed. Only Stan Musial played more major league games without suffering the humiliation of being ejected by an umpire.
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Teresa Ferch
11 years ago
Very worthy of this honor.
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Laurie Edlund
11 years ago
Grew up watching Harmon & his towering homers.
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Rafeal Johnson
11 years ago
Hes s great american and romodel this i believe will give him further recognition!
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Jay LaFountaine
11 years ago
Worthy candidate.
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Ed Surprenant
11 years ago
My childhood baseball hero, even though I've always lived in Massachusetts. How about a stamp for hammering Harmon!!
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Howard Liebgot
11 years ago
I grew up in St. Paul, Minnesota, proudly rooting for the Twins and The Killer at Metropolitan Stadium, where my very first job consisted of selling scorecards & yearbooks during the 1967 season!!!
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Ashli Jacobs
11 years ago
Good luck! :)
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Bryan Jones
11 years ago
Harmon Killebrew was one of the best to ever play the game. How could he not be selected for a stamp?
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Debora Kedinger
11 years ago
Harmon was my hero growing up and is a true legend.
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George Regis
11 years ago
There's no American more deserving of being memorialized on a stamp than the great Harmon Killebrew.
Go Twins!
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Scott Kurvers
11 years ago
One of the true ambassadors of the game.
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Ray Killebrew
11 years ago
His roots go back in our country's developmental history to the late 1600's .... by way of Francis Killebrew settling in Virginia from England.
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Lars Larson
11 years ago
One of the best ever - including the Root Beer.
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William Pickard
11 years ago
Go Twins!
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Mike Mitchell
11 years ago
great ballplayer, Great Twin, great Root Beer
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LuAnn Kathman
11 years ago
Loved Harmon Killebrew
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Debbie Rempfer
11 years ago
A MN legend deserves to be on the stamp. Plus, I love the root beer. My favorite!
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Jo Westgor
11 years ago
I grew up watching the Twins and Harmon was my favorite!
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John Stokes
11 years ago
We all know that Harmon was a tremendous player for the MN Twins - BUT more important - as a person - he had all the traits people admire and look up to. Use the stamp as a way to promote his legacy and teach young people about him.
Not only an outstanding player, but a true gentleman on and off the filed. Only Stan Musial played more major league games without suffering the humiliation of being ejected by an umpire.
Very worthy of this honor.
Grew up watching Harmon & his towering homers.
Hes s great american and romodel this i believe will give him further recognition!
Worthy candidate.
My childhood baseball hero, even though I've always lived in Massachusetts. How about a stamp for hammering Harmon!!
I grew up in St. Paul, Minnesota, proudly rooting for the Twins and The Killer at Metropolitan Stadium, where my very first job consisted of selling scorecards & yearbooks during the 1967 season!!!
Good luck! :)
Harmon Killebrew was one of the best to ever play the game. How could he not be selected for a stamp?
Harmon was my hero growing up and is a true legend.
There's no American more deserving of being memorialized on a stamp than the great Harmon Killebrew. Go Twins!
One of the true ambassadors of the game.
His roots go back in our country's developmental history to the late 1600's .... by way of Francis Killebrew settling in Virginia from England.
One of the best ever - including the Root Beer.
Go Twins!
great ballplayer, Great Twin, great Root Beer
Loved Harmon Killebrew
A MN legend deserves to be on the stamp. Plus, I love the root beer. My favorite!
I grew up watching the Twins and Harmon was my favorite!
We all know that Harmon was a tremendous player for the MN Twins - BUT more important - as a person - he had all the traits people admire and look up to. Use the stamp as a way to promote his legacy and teach young people about him.