Had to happen sooner of later. Still sucks. I grew up with his stories.

Damn.

R.I.

..........................................P.

Goodnight, restofthestoryman. :(

aww, that's too bad, he brought a lot of happiness to people

Now where will America go to hear Urban Legends as news?

Page....4!

That's a shame. How are we supposed to know the ending now?

Sad news. He really could tell a story.

Gooood DAY.

/takes a Caltrate with a sip of coffee from his Bunn Coffee Maker and listens to some music on his Bose Wave Machine

One of the reasons I do radio...

Goooooooooooooooooooooood ...

I have some good memories of being a little boy at my grandparents' house listening to Paul Harvey on their AM radio. What a story teller.

This is Paul Harvey. Good day!

Truly a sad day for America. Paul Harvey made my day, listening to the news, and the rest of the story.

You, sir, were the classiest of the classy. The noblest of the noble. The most honorable of the most honorable, and you shall be deeply missed.

/sniff

Heaven just got a little funnier.

that sucks.

OH NO!

We'll miss you, Mr. Harvey. :(

He is with his Angel in Heaven tonight! Now, he knows the rest of the story. Page 2

Good day.

One of the most recognizable voices in history. He will be missed.

Goodnight, newsman.

Damn, I remember listening to him... Good day to you sir.

A sad day, indeed. Nobody could tell a story like Harvey.

I was just thinking about that Paul Harvey today. But not in a good way.

I remember in either late 2002 or early 2003, he was doing his one of those "rest of the story" stories on Saddam Hussein. He closed off the segment with something along the lines of "And he thought he could destroy America's resolve by knocking down the twin towers."

From early 2007 onwards, I remember every conservative commentator backpedaling from their involvement with stoking the fire leading up to the war in Iraq. But I will never forget Harvey's commentary that day, beacause it was the leading edge on the media meme that Saddam had anything to do with 9/11. It was so obvious and disjointed with all of the information the media had given on 9/11, that I remember driving in the car and saying "What the f*ck? What the f*ck??" aloud when I heard it.

This is truly the end of an era in radio. RIP.

I am sure someone will come in here and rip on this principled broadcaster, who provided news and entertainment for many years.

RIP Mr. Harvey.

Good night, Mr. Harvey.


I knew he wouldn't last long once his wife died.

They never do.

A genuinely elegant man.

This is who Rush Limbaugh should aspire to be.

Hiro Nakamura: I have some good memories of being a little boy at my grandparents' house listening to Paul Harvey on their AM radio. What a story teller.

Same here.

That guy seemed to be on 12 hours a day.

Gladys McGilicutty of Livingston Alabama writes, Dear Paul Harvey, I've been listening to your show for quite some time, and I'm very sorry to hear you're dead. Thank you for telling the rest of the story, and I love my boaz radio.

I love his stories....

It always goes like this.

Fark up --> Fails --> Full of wins

....Thousands of GoldBond Medicated powder users are distraught.

SouthernManDunWrong: He is with his Angel in Heaven tonight! Now, he knows the rest of the story. Page 2

He never did come back full-time after she passed last year. I remember how devastated he sounded when he spoke of it.

Maybe he should have taken some more ester-c.

Glad I happened to catch his "page 2" the other day... didn't know it'd be one of his last.

What a genuine guy... just a nice midwestern man on the radio who's like a pleasant version of Grampa.

Good night story man...

~P

globalwarmingpraiser: This is who Rush Limbaugh should aspire to be.

Limbaugh has less material in his 4 hours than Paul Harvey had in his 10 minutes.

Cybernetic: One of the most recognizable voices in history. He will be missed.

So true.

He is at last, with his Angel......

God Speed Mr. Harvey.....and Good Night

Nice one, subby. RIP Harvey man

The important thing is that I am okay.

Interesting comment from GWShenlong05. I haven't heard Harvey in years, since well before 9/11; I was unaware of any positions he'd taken. He was against the first Gulf War if I recall.

I always thought of him as sort of a Bircher and nativist, who'd be at home in the pre-WW2 Republicans of the Midwest.

Rush Limbaugh is all the radio I would never need. We all need a radio leader like Mr. Limbaugh to be honest and truthful to the American people and to the world.

Harvey was clearly just a story teller of liberal bias.

I'm surprised nobody in corporate radio laid him off to make their first-quarter numbers.

Shadow Blasko: Maybe he should have taken some more ester-c.

I think you're thinking of Citracal

"That's 'cit' as it citrus, 'cal' as i calcium...."

RIP ,,, God Bless

Exodus2001: Rush Limbaugh is all the radio I would never need. We all need a radio leader like Mr. Limbaugh to be honest and truthful to the American people and to the world.

Harvey was clearly just a story teller of liberal bias.

Clearly.

You ooze class like the pus from a black death draining sore.

Always loved him. His voice always makes me think of family road trips when I was a kid.

Exodus2001: Rush Limbaugh is all the radio I would never need. We all need a radio leader like Mr. Limbaugh to be honest and truthful to the American people and to the world.

Harvey was clearly just a story teller of liberal bias.

Obvious troll is obvious.

RIP, Paul.

He hasnt even been in the market for the past five years and we are a top 30, too.

I remember him doing Santa Claus leaving the North Pole during the blizzard in the mid-west in '65 and his announcement on Walt Disney dying...