RADIO SHOW: Friday

from Hometown Escanaba Hosted by Craig Woerpel

Kevin Chown has been a part of my radio program for six years. Each week he would come in to talk about music, life and his vision for Escanaba. Cancer took his life this week at the age of 56. He seamlessly transitioned between the world and national stage as a musician and his hometown. Today, his sister Amy, Marvin Szukalowski, Joe Hellberg, Mark Woerpel and Pete Ammel reflect on the life and music of Kevin Chown.

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