
You've made a huge mark on this town from your late night perch and with all your extra-curricular activities...I know you'll enjoy more time to live your life and get a good night's sleep every now and then...let me know of your plans.
All the best... Your Buddy
You’re a legend in that town, I can’t believe it you’re no longer on the air waves. I have nothing but love and respect for you my brother. I wish you the best. You’re right, corporate radio is no fun at all. I’m blessed to have worked in radio when radio was radio.
I’m still holding down the
7pm to midnight slot on a smooth jazz station here in
I go by the name of Na’im Rashid.
Peace and Blessings,
Kirby,
Tell me it ain’t so.
I know how you must feel. It is not just your loss but Richmond’s and the broadcast community as well.
There is still good work to be done. I hope you are not ready to retire.
Let me know if I can do anything to help.
Jim
Geeze Kirby, I'm truly
sorry to read about this.
I will give you a call sometime.
Good luck to you!
Mike Friedman
Kirby:
I am so sorry to hear that but I do know the feel. I lost my job after17 years at the telephone company and two more years I could have retired. Join the club. Let me know what I can do to help.
Retta
The Rockin Jock will always land on his feet! How about Law Enforcement?
Chief Roane
V. U .U
Seriously Kirby, I have always said if it is not fun to get up and report to work, it is time for a change. They just made it easy for you. Hate to see you go.
ouch!
KEEP UP AND YOU STILL HAVE FRIENDS
Be grateful for the doors of opportunity, and for the
friends who oil the hinges
Audrey M. Booth
Kirby???
I just heard the most shocking news. What the F~(<???
JT
maaaaaan you the king of radio---- if you go to kiss you can have fun again!!!!!! at least think about it!!!!!! you are right it isn't fun any more.
hahaha ya boy .
Nikki DeMarks