Overview
- The station confirmed his death Friday in a statement from operations director Mitch Rosen.
- He died at his Florida home surrounded by loved ones, with local reporting noting a cancer battle since his 2017 retirement.
- A charter host since the station’s 1992 launch, he retired in January 2017 after 25 years on the air.
- He co-hosted Boers & Bernstein from 1999 to 2016, a program known for the listener segment “Who Ya Crappin’?”.
- Before radio he spent two decades in newspapers, including as a Chicago Sun-Times sports columnist, and colleagues praised his formative influence on the station.