http://chicagoradiotv.com/2007/01/spike-talks-about-leaving-wgn/ turn on, tune in, drop out Thu, 04 Nov 2010 02:12:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://chicagoradiotv.com/2007/01/spike-talks-about-leaving-wgn/comment-page-1/#comment-15826 Dianne Carlson Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:22:38 +0000 http://chicagoradiotv.com/2007/01/spike-talks-about-leaving-wgn/#comment-15826 I have listened to WGN since the 40's and I'm now 65---which means I've been a loyal listener for over 60 years.My Mom & Dad and their folks listened EVERY day and always said "if Wally said it---it was the truth". I enjoyed Bob and his wonderful sense of humor, but, Spike is my all time favorite. He's warm, sensative, caring, understanding and has a fabulous sense of humor. I listen to him every week-day morning and hate it when he signs off at 9:00 each day. I will miss him so very much and I'm not sure if I can listen to anyone else after he leaves WGN. I know I'm not alone when I say "It will never be the same in the morning ever again--and I pray that he'll change his mind". I wish him the best life has to offer in his retirement, and that he'll eventually get bored, miss his job (does he really call that a JOB?) and ask to come back to all of us loyal listeners who love him. I miss you already and you haven't even left yet. God's blessings to a wonderful man. Stay happy, healthy and well. With great affection. Dianne Carlson P.S. Please be sure he see's this e-mail. I have listened to WGN since the 40′s and I’m now 65—which means I’ve been a loyal listener for over 60 years.My Mom & Dad and their folks listened EVERY day and always said “if Wally said it—it was the truth”. I enjoyed Bob and his wonderful sense of humor, but, Spike is my all time favorite. He’s warm, sensative, caring, understanding and has a fabulous sense of humor. I listen to him every week-day morning and hate it when he signs off at 9:00 each day. I will miss him so very much and I’m not sure if I can listen to anyone else after he leaves WGN. I know I’m not alone when I say
“It will never be the same in the morning
ever again–and I pray that he’ll change his mind”. I wish him the best life has to offer in his retirement, and that he’ll eventually get bored, miss his job (does he really call that a JOB?) and ask to come back to all of us loyal listeners who love him. I miss you already and you haven’t even left yet.
God’s blessings to a wonderful man.
Stay happy, healthy and well.
With great affection.
Dianne Carlson
P.S. Please be sure he see’s this e-mail.

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