Former MLB Executive Katy Feeney Dies At 68

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Former Major League Baseball executive Katy Feeney died Saturday of natural causes at the age of 68, the San Francisco Giants announced Sunday.

Feeney was the daughter of late Giants general manager and National League president Charles "Chub" Feeney, and retired in December after four decades of working in baseball.

She grew up with the Giants and moved with her family from New York City to San Francisco when the team relocated to the Bay Area in 1958, according to club officials.

Laurence Baer, Giants President and Chief Executive Officer said in a statement her passing brings great sadness to the organization.

"Katy was one of the most experienced voices in the game and was a longtime friend that left an imprint on not only the Giants organization, but all of baseball," Baer said.

— Bay City News; Image via Shutterstock

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