Re: Fw: WBZ overnights

[dan.strassberg@att.net]

He most certainly did. I believe that he died of throat 
cancer, and he carried on even when he was almost unable 
to speak! I guess that many people would put that under 
the heading of incredible courage. However, having lived 
through my wife's death from leukemia in 1988, I think 
that, in many cases, such behavior is more a matter of 
just putting one foot in front of the other and trying 
to carry on as normally as possible for as long as 
possible. Carrying on is certainly a damned site better 
than dissolving into self pity, and I think it says a 
lot about a person's character.

> Did Lou Marcel (Al St. Onge) do overnights on WBZ just prior to his
> death?