RUSH LIMBAUGH DIES THIS MORNING AT AGE 70
The EIB Network announced this morning (Wednesday) that Rush Limbaugh has died at the age of 70. He announced in January that he had stage 4 lung cancer and was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Trump at the State of the Union address days later.
The EIB Network said they will continue to air the familiar voice of Rush. They notified affiliates that they will be able to utilize the extensive archive of Rush mixed with guest hosts.
The program that began 33 years ago on national syndication with only 56 radio stations grew to be the most listened-to radio show in the United States, airing on more than 600 stations.
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I listened to Rush every day. This is a sad day,Rush has helped me alot he is going to missed everyday.
I looked forward to his show.Praying for his family.
Wallace Turner
Every word helps me ,let’s not stop.
32 years. I was 30 when he began.
Snerdly/hannity discussion helped. I broke when golden broke. ?
Same age my friend. Rush was like a close friend to me. Always inspired by his insight. I felt like he was speaking directly to me like no other previous or present radio host. Talent on loan from God…. RIP Rush
After listening to Rush for 30 years, I feel like a family member is gone. He fill 3 hours of many days and I thank God we know where he is and that we will see him when we get to Heaven. He will be remembered as being the best. He loved the Lord and the people. His called His loan. He will be missed. He was a champion in life, in the battle he fought and will remain so in our hearts.
Rest In Peace Rush. You are home.
Rush, I knew this day would come. I know that you were prepared to leave this world and yet I am so saddened and have been crying ever since.I learned of your death. I begin listening to you in 1990. I heard your show once and I was hooked. I loved the fact that you had such common sense and wisdom. Your humor was frequent…..it made me laugh. I am thankful to you for increasing my love of our country. I am grateful that you opened my eyes to see the dangers of the liberal agendas. I to believe that no one can take your place.. I have been praying for you for many years. I am thankful that you are now with the Lord. God bless Catherine and family.
I have listened to Rush for all 32 years. I will miss listening to him live at 11 am cst everyday. Rush you are greatly missed. God Bless you and your family.
Rush, Rest In Peace. You did your duty to God and County. We can’t ask more.
Rush was my hero.
I could always count on him to see through the smoke and lies of the mainstream media and find the real truth. His loss leaves a hole that sadly cannot be filled. God Bless you Rush and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. I will forever miss your liberating and refreshing opinion. Thank you for being a true American hero.
So many times I wanted to call in.
Late bloomer.
Sad day
Jon
Oh my gosh. My husband and I have been listening to Rush since 1991 – a voice to defend the defenseless. Smart, witty, appropriate… absolutely smitten by his shows. Loved him- seriously-loved him- prayed for him, and thanked God for him. He was part of our family in our hearts. I know he is safe and overjoyed with his new home – but we all will miss him TERRIBLY here. Prayers to family – you see one man can still make a BIG difference … still. God Bless
The Big Man called in a loan, the “talent on loan from God”.
RIP Rush and put in a word for Texas with the Big Man, we need it right now.
I miss you Rush you were the only person I could always count on. I love God for loaning you to us for awhile
Been listening to Rush for many years. Prayers for his family and God Speed along the way. He taught me so much!!I.. Will miss you.
It was a cold day and I was stuck in a traffic jam on Interstate 480 just outside of Cleveland, Ohio. I turned on the radio in my car, and purely by chance, as I scanned the radio stations, I heard that a man named David Koresh, had barricaded himself and his Branch Davidian followers inside of their communal abode in Waco, Texas. I stayed on the station, and listened intently to the broadcaster, who was passionately informing his radio audience, about the terrible tragedy about to take place. His words were riveting and the vivid picture he reported of what was taking place at that moment, was so clear it was as though I was watching the scene myself. That was 28 years ago, and the broadcaster was Rush Limbaugh. From that day onward I listened to him on my radio every day, and I became a fan.
It was through Rush Limbaugh, whose true passion and belief in this country, I soon found myself encouraged daily whilst listening to him, to openly follow my own political persuasions and ideology. Over the years I became an ardent fan of Mr. Limbaugh and, more than often to the chagrin of some, an outspoken, proud, conservative woman.
There are hundreds of millions of people, I feel certain, who have similar stories of how they became followers of this brilliant man.
Sadly today, we learned of Mr. Limbaugh’s passing. He bravely fought on to the last having being diagnosed with lung cancer, a little over a year ago. He will be greatly missed by all who enjoyed his shows and who learned from him over the years.
May his beloved family be blessed, and may Rush rest in perfect peace.
RUSH LIMBAUGH 1951-2021
RIP Mr. Limbaugh. You made sense of the craziness in DC. Thank you
Who laughs at someone dying of a particularly virulent form of cancer….whatever your political motivations?
Communists, Liberals, and Progressives do. I know, I listen to the far left stations out of Houston and Austin, to include NPR, they are very vocal in their elation of his passing. Know your enemy folks.
Am I not able to read the entire story wherein you mentioned people laughing at Rush Limbaugh’s passing? I cannot see that anywhere in the three paragraphs.
I am saddened to hear this. Prayers and thoughts to his family. He was a man of true words and great advice.