Some Final Thoughts - Zorn, Dave
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Some Final Thoughts is an inspirational, moving, and poignant collection of articles, essays, personal stories, letters, and poetry by an award-winning broadcast journalist. Dave Zorn, author of Dinky Dau: Love, War, and the Corps, shares these previously unpublished works, including an exclusive interview with a former premier of South Vietnam, humorous incidents from the author's four decades in radio, a minute-by-minute account of his career-ending heart attack and cardiac death, and a look at what may or may not have been waiting for him on the other side. This body of work provides a glimpse into the man behind the voice of LA Radio.…mehr

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Some Final Thoughts is an inspirational, moving, and poignant collection of articles, essays, personal stories, letters, and poetry by an award-winning broadcast journalist. Dave Zorn, author of Dinky Dau: Love, War, and the Corps, shares these previously unpublished works, including an exclusive interview with a former premier of South Vietnam, humorous incidents from the author's four decades in radio, a minute-by-minute account of his career-ending heart attack and cardiac death, and a look at what may or may not have been waiting for him on the other side. This body of work provides a glimpse into the man behind the voice of LA Radio.
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Dave Zorn was an award winning broadcast journalist who retired after 25 years with CBS/KNX all-news radio in Los Angeles. Prior to moving to California he was a well know radio voice in the Phoenix area. He is the author of Dinky Dau: Love, War and the Corps. As a graduate of Phoenix College, a Corporal in the Marine Corps (1964-67), a Vietnam vet, a quartet singer, a husband, father, and grandfather, he was loved by all who were drawn into his circle of humanity. See his web page: www.drzorn.com