Bill Whittington

But something like this, they said he would love this.

So when you ask that, everybody's mourning.

Everybody mourns in different ways.

We know that.

But to put together, I think, tomorrow what people are going to enjoy between noon and 7 p.m., you're going to hear voices you haven't heard in years.

You're going to hear current voices.

You're going to hear unbelievable production of former elements from the shows in the past that Tani and Russ are working on.

We're excited.

But again, it was kind of weird when I called Speaks.

And he goes, no, we should enjoy this.

And I think we should enjoy it.

That's what a celebration of life is, right?

The little guys.

I agree.

Just to see him that day, and again, I was fortunate that we would see each other a couple times a year, but he loved being part of this station.

He loved being part of this brand.

He loved talking to people.

We try to, once a year, get a group of people together for dinner, and those are special.

It could be Russ, it could be Tanny, it could be Bernstein, Jason, Lawrence, and we'd laugh.

There'd be a little crying along the way.