Paul Harvey Passes Away

scrtr84 · Feb 28, 2009

I just saw the article about this, on the DMN website.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/O/OBIT_HARVEY?SITE=TXDAM&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

arnoldevns · Feb 28, 2009

What an amazing career. Same job on the radio for 58 years. Wow.

radioman148 · Feb 28, 2009

"Paul Harvey....Good day!"

LibertyNT · Feb 28, 2009

Aww Poor Harvey...
Long Time in Radio Though. 90 years old.
Too Bad this is too Late for the Hi-Fi Club to get hold of.

Holstead · Feb 28, 2009

End of an era-for damn sure.

RIP Mr. Harvey; you were the only radio man who could never be replaced.

OHTBGH · Feb 28, 2009

I was checking IRN/USA to see if Cyber Line got on the air (It was a best of.) and Jason Walker opened up saying a media legend had died. I WAS expecting Ed McMahon!

But when he said Paul Harvey...I was shocked!

Its as though the world has ended and in some ways so has radio.

RIP.

-BGH :'(

iused2bsomebody · Feb 28, 2009

Every day was a good day with Paul!

iused2bsomebody · Feb 28, 2009

Good Day!

radioisalive · Mar 6, 2009

An era that is now passed. Paul Harvey was the epitome of an American broadcaster. "Good morning Americans...." And indeed everyday WAS indeed a "....Good day!" with Paul Harvey. He will be sorely missed.

scrtr84 · Mar 6, 2009

radioisalive said:
An era that is now passed. Paul Harvey was the epitome of an American broadcaster. "Good morning Americans...." And indeed everyday WAS indeed a "....Good day!" with Paul Harvey. He will be sorely missed.

I am grateful that Harvey was able to say things like "Good Morning, Americans". I know there are some programmers today who will not allow jocks to say "Good Morning, (insert market name here)".