
Death Summary: At the age of 90, Paul Harvey died in a Phoenix area hospital surrounded by family and friends. The exact cause of death isn’t known at this time.
Who was Paul Harvey : Harvey was a radio broadcaster for the ABC Radio Networks. He is probably best known for his News and Comment broadcasts, and his The Rest of the Story segments.
His voice was unmistakable, with his dramatic pauses and undeniable quirks. A large part of Harvey’s success came from being able to blend monologue with reading a commercial. Harvey even stated, “I am fiercely loyal to those willing to put their money where my mouth is.”
Throughout his prestigious career Harvey was given many awards, but probably his best was the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award given to him by President George W. Bush.
Who was Paul Harvey : Harvey was a radio broadcaster for the ABC Radio Networks. He is probably best known for his News and Comment broadcasts, and his The Rest of the Story segments.
His voice was unmistakable, with his dramatic pauses and undeniable quirks. A large part of Harvey’s success came from being able to blend monologue with reading a commercial. Harvey even stated, “I am fiercely loyal to those willing to put their money where my mouth is.”
Throughout his prestigious career Harvey was given many awards, but probably his best was the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award given to him by President George W. Bush.
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Will mis that most famous line of your ‘AND NOW THE REST OF THE STORY’ GOODBYE AND HOPE GOD BRINGS PEACE TO YOU AND YOURS.. FROM BOSTON MASS.
Will misS that most famous line of your ‘AND NOW THE REST OF THE STORY’ GOODBYE AND HOPE GOD BRINGS PEACE TO YOU AND YOURS.. FROM BOSTON MASS.
u will be missed
My grandmothers favorite commentator.That unmistakable voice will be greatly missed.
All my life, I sat in front of the radio to hear “And now, the REST of the story!” from this man. There will never be another trademark comment such as this. I’ll truely miss the famous voice. Interested always even as a child as to what he would say, and held it all as gospel…no matter WHAT it was, because Paul Harvey said it! I’ll miss you. You’ve traveled from Va. to Texas with me from 1960 to now. Rest now and know you will always be remembered. God grant your family peace and comfort.
Love Forever,
Trena
Paul there will not be anyone else quite the same as you. There won’t be anyone who can capture the feeling of a story and relate it to us. We miss your thrice daily visits and can only hope Paul Jr. will be on soon to keep us up to date with stories only you would find for us and to keep us entertained and informed. We miss both you and Angel and will remember both of you every day Good Day
Thank you for all the good memories. I will miss you greatly.
we’ll miss those stories that brought tears, laughter, and surprise into our lives.
you will be miss. Rest in Peace!
I remember having breakfast with Paul, in the winter. Later, I was able to catch up over dinner. All through the magic of radio. Your voice and style will be missed. You had a hell of a run.
You bring tears to my eyes