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November 23, 2009 [Monday]
Issue #742
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KEITH FARR (Lodi Lake, CA) For years I have been trying to get in contact with Jerry Litteral...only finding that he used the last name as "Houston". When I saw the Oregon obituary which gave his full name and location (Irvine). I was shocked! If this man is the same person, we started together in 1957-8 In Ontario, Oregon and Payette Idaho. Since those beginnings we lost contact. Mainly because I didn't know where he was located. If possible: Please can you send me a photo or connect me with his wife or family? Greatly appreciated. I believe that it's Jerry. We are the same age as well. Respectfully, Keith B. Farr (ret.) Broadcast Productions; Documentaries ~ Film; Northern California; Bay Area Broadcasters KRE Museum keithbfarr@earthlink.net

JOYCE WEBSTER (J.C.) (Mena, AR) Jim. My brother was a young man when he passed away...only 53 of a sudden heart attack. He had been battling a problem with the prostate and then the bladder for years. It was a nightmare for him, and he had to cath himself all the time. He developed so many health issues and had to keep working because he was turned down for S.S.D. Received notice he had been approved two weeks after his death. He had worked at Dallas Power & Light for 20 years before leaving there due to his health issues, and had contributed the entire time to his retirement. He couldn't draw it until he was 55...so his ex-wife who was a horrible person...truly, drew all the benefits from all his years of work and saving. Very sad. However, my brother is in a better place and not worried about it at all. He had really suffered enough! He had a GREAT voice, and sang with a Southern Gospel quartet for a few years. He could sing anything, of course. I'm from a family of singers...but, my brother was by far better than me or my sister!!! Well...I have a thousand things I need to be doing so best get back to it! Take care, my friend. JC

CHAD EVERSON (Minneapolis-St Cloud-Princeton, MN) VICTOR HUGO (1802-1885) Forty is the old age of youth; fifty the youth of old age. I turn 40 on November 22nd! Now I feel better! Give Lacy a Grizzly hug from all of us at www.WGGRN.com Chad Everson Please enjoy Theodore Media LLC: three legged Grizzly Groundswell Stool! Blog Networks: www.GrizzlyGroundswell.com Radio Networks: www.WGGRN.com Magazine: www.TemerityMagazine.com / http://grizzlytemerity.com for Domain and Hosting sales http://cafepress.com/WGGRN for all our merchandise Our Email Mailing list can be found and subscribed to here on this page: http://theodoremedia.com/mailman/listinfo/theodoremediamembers_theodoremedia.com Thank you! Chad T. Everson

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ED CHANDLER (Houston-Katy, TX) So sad to hear of the passing of Dean Hallam tonight. He was a real radio junkie. Not many like him left today. RIP my friend. Yesterday at 11:22pm.

JAY NOBLE (Dallas-Flower Mound, TX) Dene Hallam passed away last night at 10:28. His friendship, personality and programming genius will be missed by all. His untimely passing will truly be missed by all of us in The Moby in the Morning radio family. Rest in peace my friend.

MIKE SHANNON (Dallas-Mesquite, TX) Hi Jim! First, sorry to have missed your birthday, but hoping you'll accept a "belated" happy birthday wish! Second, sorry as well that we never made contact at the Texas Radio Hall of Fame a couple of weeks back. I guess I was too busy taking photos for their website. Next, I saw someone's reference here to the movie "Pirate Radio"--For anyone who's interested in the Pirate Radio concept in general, visit www.thehificlub.net/affiliates.html and load up last week's "Hi-Fi Club" radio show (11/15/09,) where I interviewed real-life former pirate radio jock Johnny Drake! Find out the REAL story. (www.knus99.com/)

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JAY WEAVER (D/FW-Hurst, TX) Jim, I kept telling myself to write you a "Happy Birthday" note and I kept telling myself, "I'll do that tomorrow!" Dang - I missed it!! So, please accept a "Happy Birthday" wish even though it is late! Hope you had a good one and will have many, many more! I enjoy "Jim Rose Remembers Radio" very much. They are great! Thank you!

DR. BRUCE NELSON (Corpus Christi, TX) Subject: Jim Rose Remembers Radio (#741) November 20, 2009 [Friday] Happy Belated B-Day. Didja get all the candles blown out?? Have the pooch give ya a kiss. DrB

JERRY MILLER [Mueller] (Houston, TX) From Maudie and Jerry www.jacquielawson.com/viewcard.asp?code=HY27482779

TRIVIA ANSWER: In 1959, Hank Ballard writes The Twist and records it with his group The Midnighters.

BOB GRANT [Robert Hanger] (Houston-Jersey Village, TX) Forgot also to mention that singer, bandleader, Ray Benson (Asleep at the Wheel) has opened "Ray Benson's RoadHouse" at Austin's Bergstrom international Airport. It's behind security-check-in near Gate 12. Don't know if others planned. Stay tuned! BOB

MIKE HARTMAN (Ft. Worth-Joshua, TX) Jim...It brings a smile to my face to see your sign off as "Jim & Lacy". I am truly happy for you. And, even though I don't mention this near enough...Thank you very, very much for "JRRR". I hope all is well since your surgery. Keep us updated. Mike

BOB HOPE (May 29, 1903-July 27, 2003) I have performed for 12 presidents and entertained only six.

Jim Rose and Lacy
Houston, Texas - En Dieu nous croyons

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