Dwight Clark speech at Levi's Stadium

More than 30 members of the 1981 49ers reunited to honor Dwight Clark on Sunday, October 22. Clark, 60, is battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).

[@broncobilly4029]

I never met him, but I remember him well starting in 1981 when he made the catch. He was the epitome of cool, a great player, and a successful executive. RIP.

[@sanfranman4919]

RIP Dwight Clark. Too frigging sad.

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

Dwight Clark is a great man. I hate that he's going through this. I pray that there'll be a day when such terrible diseases like this will be a distant memory. God bless you, Mr. Clark! I've never been a fan of the 49er's (I'm a Cowboys fan in the Bay Area); however, I am a fan of great men. You're a great man. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

[@evilfingers4302]

I'm actually crying while watching this video....Rest In Peace Dwight Clark, RED & GOLD FOREVER!!

[@jasondownsnet]

When I was a child, my father brought me to a 49er’s exhibition basketball game in Seaside, CA. It was a mix of current players and 49er greats like John Taylor and Dwight Clark. It was in our local high school gym. My father was battling cancer at the time and his spirits were a bit down. The game was fun and lighthearted. Half way through the game, Dwight dove out of bounds for the ball and landed in the stands crashing into my father. Playfully, Dwight got up, sat next to my dad, put his arm around him, and asked how his day was? How were the Nachos? What he likes to do for fun in Monterey? They chatted for a few minutes. Then Dwight says “nice talking to ya, I guess I better get back to the game.” And he went back to it. My dad, who was very ill at the time, had the biggest smile on his face, looked at me and just said,”that was so cool!!!!” I appreciate Dwight being kind to my father who was going through a rough time. Dwight didn’t know anything about it. He was just being a really nice guy. Class act. Thank you. I hope somebody brings you some joy to help you make it through your battle like you did for my father. Much love and best wishes.

[@MrGuitar50]

So sad as a Clemson grad to see one of our own go thru such a terrible illness. God speed Dwight Clark! Will be praying for you!

[@automusica5761]

I have always wished that Dwight had played the super bowl XXIII great player and person

[@MrGTO-ze7vb]

RIP Dwight..!! You started a HUGE winning surge for years to come with the catch. A very nice guy and classy funny dude. I will always treasure the moments at Clark's by the Bay and Sports City Cafe.. You kept us laughing..!! 49er FOREVER

[@dadadruma]

RIP DWIGHT #87 forever

[@pjali186]

So sad he's going thru this & once again Eddie D treats his players like family Learn from your uncle Jed

[@jasondownsnet]

Totally, Eddie D was the best. It was like, once you’re in, you are in forever.

[@cutterhicks7203]

His fingertips started our dynasty. Thank you so much for the memories Clark and Rest In Peace buddy.

[@IOUZIP]

RIP Dwight Clark

[@Ahsfbvox]

RIP Dwight

[@menehune1025]

God speed to you Dwight Clark. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

[@Kyle-sq8qt]

Who’s here after they announced his death ❤️🙏🏻

[@operasinger2126]

Thanks for this.

[@Wantazmo]

Rest in peace Dwight Clark

[@raymundogarciabarragan9142]

Generación histórica!!!

[@sammyvh11]

Life ain't fair. RIP

[@jameswood6667]

Sorry. .for. Dwight. Clark. . Only

[@menehune1025]

Come back Eddie D. Get that spoiled brat Jed out of here!

[@glitzcomet3784]

Is that the sharks PA announcer?

[@ronwbowlingjr]

Who's the 49ers player in a wheelchair?

[@elpato54]

I think that's hacksaw...but I'm not sure.

[@Mr.Derogatory316]

One of them is Keith Farnhurst who passed away right after Dwight Clark passed away R.I.P. to both of them 😭

[@massimogreco3971]

Rip Dwight Clark.