Bill Whittington

And there was this restaurant.

Terry lived in Mokina.

He was very open about that.

And there was this old-school kind of supper club called Mr. Benny's.

And we'd go in a private room, and it was great.

And, you know, at the end, we'd always take a picture.

And those memories were—I can't stop thinking about those nights.

And they were just special.

and like i said people would go around the table almost like life updates what happened in your life this year and you know people you know not every we know it's life right stuff happens in life good and bad and um it was all about the only reason we got together and we should get together more is because of terry that was a common denominator and that's something we'll never forget do you have a favorite terry boars moment that you personally relish or is it just too many to count

Yeah, mine are like the one-on-ones.

I'd say even, you know, post-score, going over to his house and just, you know, he'd ask me about my life and the station.

And he was so proud of his grandchildren.

And he'd talk about his grandchildren.

This one's doing this and sports.

And Carol, his wife, would talk.

So my fondest memories are not even work-related.

It was just about personal life.

you know, how you doing?

And we'd sit down and talk in his living room and the dinners.

And to me, that's my takeaway.