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Radio Legend Bob Kevoian Dies at 75
20 Apr
Summary
- Beloved radio host Bob Kevoian passed away at 75 from gastric cancer.
- He co-hosted The Bob and Tom Show for over 40 years, launching national careers.
- Kevoian retired in 2015, the same year he was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Bob Kevoian, a legendary radio personality, most recognized for his co-hosting role on The Bob and Tom Show, passed away on Friday afternoon. He was 75 years old and had been contending with gastric cancer. Kevoian's distinctive voice and infectious laugh were familiar to countless listeners for over four decades.
Teaming up with Tom Griswold, Kevoian launched The Bob and Tom Show in March 1983. The show achieved national syndication in 1995, becoming a launchpad for numerous comedians and musicians. Kevoian's career was further celebrated when he was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2015, the same year he retired.
Griswold shared poignant memories of their 35-year partnership, describing their show as a conversation between friends. Kevoian's final known words expressed a desire for a good day. The Beatles' song 'Golden Slumbers' was played as his family sang along, shortly before he took his last breath.
