Weber, one of the last remaining WLS originals, died at the age of 89 last weekend from cancer. After years at WLS, Weber worked at WIND and WMAQ. (Picture courtesy Art Vuolo.)
I hate to hear this news. Somewhere in my QSL collection, I have a card certifying that I am a member of the “Weber’s Commandos” Club. He came on WLS after the Dick Biondi Show as the British Invasion was ramping up. I credit both for my 50 + years as an AM transmitter engineer. RIP Pilot of the airways.
Don Roden Huntsville, Alabama
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I hate to hear this news. Somewhere in my QSL collection, I have a card certifying that I am a member of the “Weber’s Commandos” Club. He came on WLS after the Dick Biondi Show as the British Invasion was ramping up. I credit both for my 50 + years as an AM transmitter engineer. RIP Pilot of the airways.
Don Roden Huntsville, Alabama
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