Just saw the bulletin, http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,502645,00.html

Quite the career, he had...I enjoyed him.

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Bill in Dayton

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That will be the end of an era for people my age.
RIP
Bebop

Now that is a shame

No point in listening to the radio anymore.

God Bless , and in his memory , "Now the rest of the story" will be in our hearts,

Gary 

R.I.P. many happy stories and memories listening to Harvey...a sad day for sure.

I am truly sad to see him go. He was like a friend.
DonM

May he RIP. He was always one of my favorites.

I got to meet Paul Harvey while in high school in the 70s. My communications class toured some Chicago tv and radio stations and he was there to receive some award and he took some time to talk with us. He was clever and promoted radio over television as a career for us to think about. This was while we were in a television station and the assistant manager kept trying to move us along, but Paul kept promoting radio! He spent a good 30 minutes with us and he was the nicest part of our tours. Later we learned he was 10 minutes late to receive his award and it wasn't shown live on the noon news as planned. He certainly gave us a "good ................. day" I will never forget. I'll miss him. His style was one of a kind! -charley

I liked Paul very much...
My best to his family...
AND... Paul Harvey...good night!
We will mss you!
Lee S.

... and that's the END of the story ...
RIP, Paul,

t.

I always looked forward to hearing Paul's broadcasts. I've listened to him all my life. Whenever I had a grammar question I could always ask myself "How would Paul Harvey say it". Paul always said it correctly. He will be missed.

Tom

I worked at a radio station that carried Paul Harvey. One day he had a story about something that happened in Hobe Sound, Florida. He pronounced it Ho-bee Sound. The correct pronunciation rhymes with "globe".

So, my boss told me to call Paul Harvey's studio in Chicago to correct him.

Now for the "rest of the story": I didn't. But, I said I did.

Eddie

I remember hearing him talk about the dangers of radiation in watch dials. For a year or so, as a 6 year old, I'd run when I saw anyone wear a shiney watch.

He was a broadcasting icon.


Russ