Post by michaeljwyo on Jan 31, 2018 6:22:08 GMT -7
Just a quick revival of an old thread since I forget to check over here. Dang it!
Yeah I remember learning back in 2017 that KEVA's license was officially cancelled. Sad day for me too. Almost 25 yrs of memories there and the whole reason I ended up in Evanston Wyoming at all. The reason I met a sweet girl in 1999 named Jennifer and gave her her start in radio. The whole reason I met my late wife in 2001 and ended up with 2 children. By the way she died in 2016 and now somehow fate brought jennifer and I back together and we are getting married this summer. All of this and more because of KEVA. Amazing how one radio station literally changed my whole life forever. Last time I was on the air was in December of 2013 and then a very brief couple of weeks in 2014 when when a couple of guys supposedly wanted to revive it, which turned very ugly and failed miserably...a whole other story I think I told here in another thread back in 2014. The little station was a big part of this community since 1953 and I am glad to have been a part of it for 23 of those 61 years it existed. The world of radio changed a lot over the years and ended up being what brought an end to KEVA and unfortunately many many other stations too.
Yeah I remember learning back in 2017 that KEVA's license was officially cancelled. Sad day for me too. Almost 25 yrs of memories there and the whole reason I ended up in Evanston Wyoming at all. The reason I met a sweet girl in 1999 named Jennifer and gave her her start in radio. The whole reason I met my late wife in 2001 and ended up with 2 children. By the way she died in 2016 and now somehow fate brought jennifer and I back together and we are getting married this summer. All of this and more because of KEVA. Amazing how one radio station literally changed my whole life forever. Last time I was on the air was in December of 2013 and then a very brief couple of weeks in 2014 when when a couple of guys supposedly wanted to revive it, which turned very ugly and failed miserably...a whole other story I think I told here in another thread back in 2014. The little station was a big part of this community since 1953 and I am glad to have been a part of it for 23 of those 61 years it existed. The world of radio changed a lot over the years and ended up being what brought an end to KEVA and unfortunately many many other stations too.
I always remember David signing off with the tag line "If I don't see you before, I'll see you awhile ago." Loved the music on that station and I wish someone would bring it back on AM as an alternative to the standard talk radio fare. Congratulations to you and Jennifer! 
