Jason Goff

People, very nice, you know, condolences, sorry for your loss.

It's all of our losses.

It's listeners, current people we work with, former people.

For all of us in the hallways where if you saw any of us having a bad day or struggling through something or dealing with the day in and day out problems that go on at a radio station, you're always the guy that'll stop us, grab us.

Hey, how you doing?

Put your arm around us.

Walk us down the hall.

Sit there.

Talk to us.

That's what I'll remember about what you've done at this radio station.

I like to say part of the Mount Rushmore of the score, along with many others like North and Jiggetts and Mack and others.

But, you know, listen, the listeners are in mourning.

The staff is in mourning.

Obviously, his family.

We had a production meeting today, and we talked to Carol, his wife.

We've been in touch with his sons.

And we're all in mourning, but I think we celebrate the life of Terry Boris today in fun, in laughter, in crying.

But...

You know, everybody will remember Terry as one of the nicest people in the hallways, one of the smartest, one of the real people in our business.

25 years at one radio station and left on his own.