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Roger Erickson died on MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- Some sad news this morning: a legend from WCCO Radio has passed away. Roger Erickson died on Monday at the age of 89 years old.
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MINNEAPOLIS (KMSP) - At one point, more than half of the radios in the Twin Cities were tuned to the WCCO Radio morning show team of Charlie Boone and Roger Erickson. Boone died inLongtime WCCO Radio broadcaster He joined WAVN Stillwater in , served two years in the US Army, returned to WAVN, and moved to WCCO Minneapolis/Saint Paul in , serving as an announcer, and also appearing as “Bozo the Clown” on WCCO TV. For many years listeners woke up with his AM program.
WCCO Radio Presents The WCCO's Roger Erickson, during a live Farm City Day broadcast from Goodhue, MN, interviews Dr. William Dols who had a dental clinic in town. Joining Roger includes 'CCO Farm Director Roger Strom and a live audience. - 17 MB (provided by Harold Dols).
A memorial service for Erickson MINNEAPOLIS — Radio personality Roger Erickson, who ruled Minnesota’s morning airwaves along with on-air WCCO partner Charlie Boone for 38 years, has died.
We pulled classic clips from the In , one half of the legendary Boone and Erickson hung up the headphones. Roger Erickson said goodbye to WCCO and especially the WCCO listeners. As WCCO looks back on years of serving listeners across the Upper Midwest, we're remembering some of our greatest personalities over the year as well.
He joined WAVN Stillwater in Roger Erickson Charter Inductee. The man who made school closing announcements an art form, Roger Erickson may be best remembered as a member of one of the most successful partnerships in Minnesota radio.
127 W. Apple St. Those who tuned to AM on the radio dial every morning thought of Erickson as more than just a guy on the radio. He was like a neighbor. He became part of your family, said WCCO-AM morning news.