Meritorious serVICE

The Meritorious Service page honors the many individuals whose behind-the-scenes dedication helped shape the legacy of the Clearwater Bombers.

From city mayors who championed the team, to athletic trainers, bat boys, Bomber Girls, umpires, boosters, radio announcers, sports reporters, concessionaires, traveling secretaries and even two quilt makers...this page is a tribute to those whose contributions, though often unsung, were essential to the Bombers’ success and the growth of fastpitch softball in Clearwater. Their service, spirit, and steadfast support exemplify the community pride that made the Bombers more than just a team; they made them a tradition.

meritorious contributors

Frank Parker was the iconic radio voice of the Clearwater Bombers during the 1950s and 1960s, broadcasting play-by-play on WTAN radio. His enthusiastic commentary and deep knowledge of the game brought Bomber action to life for fans across the region, helping to build a loyal following and elevate the profile of fastpitch softball in Clearwater. More than a broadcaster, Parker was a vital link bet

Little is currently known about the later life of Scott Hallarn. If you have any contact information or personal stories involving Scott and his time with the Clearwater Bombers, we invite you to share them with a member of our board. Your contributions help us preserve and honor the full legacy of those who were part of the Bombers’ story.

At just 18 years old, Bonnie Evans held the distinguished title of Miss Bomber, embodying the grace, pride, and spirit of a championship team and its dedicated community. Honorees like Miss Bomber were part of the rich tapestry of individuals whose contributions helped define the Clearwater Bombers era.