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Please, no posting of links or URLs in the comment area. This area is for your commentary, links will be deleted from posts. Comments are moderated on a daily basis.Rats... Now I will have to change my clock radio to wake up with the "buzzer". I am a frequent visitor to Ludington and a long time listener to you. Best wishes...!
That's pretty neat! I don't even know George, but I think its awesome for a person to work till that late in life. Good luck George!
Mike Shwartz, former owner of Sugar Grove Market, and his daughter Roz Shwartz Curoe we send a huge Congratulations on a wonderful career and friend, George hope you live another 20 remember you were always older than Dad, Ha Ha We both send our very best regards,
As a former resident of Mason County and a former member of the Scottville Clown Band, I wish you a great retirement. Good luck.
George, THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES! You will be missed but not forgotten. Enjoy your new life style.
Congratulations, George. I've enjoyed our many conversations, and will certainly long remember a number of our interviews (including the time you gave me a free pass due to a terrible cough that left me unable to speak - and I think you're the only person who has ever referred to me as a "barrister"). Best wishes for a long and happy retirement!
All the best, George! I'll try to stop in and see you this summer! Chris Edwards (guitar player/singer of big band and swing tunes) - originally from Ludington- living in the DC area now. Visit Ludington whenever I can!
Mr. Wilson really is an icon for Mason County and will be greatly missed on the radio and in the clown band.I wish him well in his remaining years.
Way to go, George. I worked with George over 10 yrs ago and even back then we all knew he had much more in him! You'll be missed but ENJOY yourself now, maybe sleep in? :)
What a wonderful, long career. The memories of my years growing up in Mason County were greatly enhanced by you, your involvement and your quality voice at WKLA. You have been special to so many. My very best to you George in your well deserved retirement years ahead. Best Regards, Warren Reader, Minneapolis
I would like express my family's sincere gratitude in the highlighting of our Dad and Husband, Big George and his retirement from WKLA. Lynn and the wonderful staff of WKLA and Andy and the wonderful staff of LDN, It was amazing what you all did today. My dad was so very touched at the outpouring of congratulations from so many people. Everyone surprised him. He is really humbled by the experience. Thank you for giving him his day in the sun. I truly understand why he always says "I love this life of mine." Sincerely, Mary "Shrimp" Wilson, Mary Margaret, Theresa, Geo. C., Kelley, and Harvey "The Wilson Troops"
More happy days are ahead for you Big George. I grew up with my folks starting every morning with you on the radio. And at my tender age 15 you recruited me into the Scottville Clown Band, to my folks "horror". Thanks Big George, and enjoy!
Had the privilege to appear as a guest on George's show several times during my years at WSCC- and of course enjoyed the Clown Band too. George will probably be even more active in retirement than when he was working. All the best, George, and God bless you and yours in the years to come.







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