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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2025 · 4 MIN

Junior Bridgeman dies, known as one of the kindest Louisvillians ever

from 50 years of Terry Meiners radio bits

One of the worst moments in broadcasting is having to announce the death of one of your friends. The numbness of the loss takes hold but the message must be delivered to the audience.Junior Bridgeman, a colossal figure in Louisville philanthropy, a servant of the Lord, and gracious community leader, was struck by a medical crisis at a public luncheon today. He was onstage and told the assemblage "I think I'm having a heart attack."The word spread quickly and millions of Americans waited for an update. It came about 4 hours after the luncheon. It was not the answer to our prayers.The devastating loss of Junior Bridgeman leaves an irreparable void in Louisville, Kentucky, the United States, and the world.

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