That resolution expresses the sense of the Senate regarding its sorrow upon the passing yesterday of one of the Nation's leading radio personalities, Bob Collins from WGN Radio in Chicago. Yesterday afternoon, Bob Collins, who was one of the Nation's leading radio personalities, who had a listening audience of over 600,000 people, after finishing his radio program, drove to his home in Lake County, IL, and decided to go out and fly his airplane. He apparently had a friend with him in that airplane. While that airplane was attempting to land at Waukegan Airport in Waukegan, IL, another small aircraft hit it. Ultimately, it drove Mr. Collins' plane into a building. It later was confirmed that he died as a result of the accident. It was a horrible tragedy. In the last 24 hours, all of Chicago and many people throughout the Midwest have been mourning the death of Bob Collins. Mr. Collins was a personal friend of mine, somebody I thought very highly of. It is with particular sadness that I rise upon this occasion of his untimely death. Bob Collins was known affectionately to his Chicago audience as Uncle Bob.
Scott Fitzgerald: “That resolution expresses the sense of the Senate regarding its sorrow upon the passing yesterday of one of the Nation's…”
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Paying tribute to radio personality Bob Collins after his tragic death in a plane accident.
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