Bill Young, a radio voice everyone knows oh so well, died http://news92fm.com/442978/legendary-voice-in-concert-marketing-radio-dead-at-74/ If you ever went to a rock concert in the 80s and 90s, it was probably because Bill Young got you all revved up about it. Click on his website and it will pop up a window that has a montage of commercials he did back in the day. http://www.byp.com/
Don Zimmer former Red Sox manager and baseball legend. I'll never forget when he was a coach for the Yankees (after his time with the Sox) and in his 70's he charged out of the dugout during a brawl with the same Sox. http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/11034217/baseball-legend-don-zimmer-dies-83
ef u pedro In my minds eye, Don Zimmer was the perfect example of a baseball manager. A good Giant, but I liked him no matter the uniform..
I heard that Zimmer changed his uniform number to match how many years he'd been in Baseball, he wore #65 last year, this season a teammate's been wearing #66 to honor him.
Staying with the category of baseball, 1990 Cy Young winner Bob Welch dies of undisclosed causes at the age of 57. Ironically, he was pals with former Fleetwood Mac member and successful solo artist Bob Welch http://www.csnbayarea.com/athletics/former-cy-young-winner-bob-welch-passes-57
