Paul Harvey 'Rest of the Story' Part 2

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[danielchurchill]

I was a truck driver for many years starting back in the 70s listened to this great man for many years... Thank you Paul!

[orlando]

Love your story! Back in 1980 thru 82, I worked at a car wash that at every lunch time, I would go pick up lunches, usually Lee's famous fried chicken dinners for $1.65 ea and Hurry back so we all could sit up front in lounge and owner, Lou Wolf would turn on PAUL HARVEY and we enjoy lunch as we listened and learned!! As humble n simple as this sounds....it was some of the very best times in my life and I dearly miss those days! 😢 I had the world in my hands and I didn't know

[tyrannosaurusburke]

I could listen to "The Rest of the Story" all day. Paul Harvey is no longer with us, but his stories and his gift for storytelling will live forever.

[troyjohnson]

I will never forget the sponsorship advertisement at the conclusion of the show. "Paul Harvey news and comment brought to you by Wells-Lamont, the company stubborn about quality". I find my self saying that phrase all the time! Great memories!😊

[BosleysHuman]

As a youngster I would play with my toys on my grandparent's floor as we listened to The Rest Of The Story. Those were the best days of my life and I had no idea.

[joelk]

I timed my commute home every day to make sure I was on the road when Paul Harvey delivered "The Rest Of The Story". The pictures that Mr. Harvey painted were so colorful and vivid, much brighter than any television broadcast could deliver. A truly great American.

[darylyoung]

I used to look forward every day to Paul Harvey

[johnhoesch]

I looked forward to hearing Mr Harvey speak every day. What a blessing he was to us!!!! A true Red Blooded American!!!

[alanmorris]

Back in 1984 when I was in high school, I took a blueprint reading class. My teacher kept a portable radio on his desk, and every day we would listen to The Paul Harvey Show during class-time.

[timpowers]

That beautiful voice takes us back to a seemingly simpler time !!
A true Gentelman without hate or political agenda!!

[lisashao]

Thank you, LORD Jesus, for your voice through Paul Harvey. All wisdom comes from our Creator through the reading of the Holy Bible.

[sandyhearn]

I used to clean motel room when I was 18 in 1978, each room had a radio built into the wall. I loved listening to Paul Harvey while i worked. His stories were so good, they appealed to all ages

[kellyarnett]

Thank you. For the breath of freash air.

[bluezinnia]

Gosh, I'm old enough to miss this incredible man's radio show! So much wisdom! So much truth for democracy....altho I don't think he was thinking about that at the time!

[michaelohalloran]

You have to give him props.American gumption.
What makes us great.

[paulhoffman]

This was a time when family, morals, life meant everything.

[jimsargent]

as a person that lives in Ag country, we ALWAYS stopped what we were doing at 730 AM for sure at noon and again at 530 PM every word the late great Paul Harvey would say I wanted to hear. Rest in peace Mr. Harvey. Great American ! will never forget the sign off "Good (pause) Day"

[russellklenz]

I remember listening with my dad, those were some of the best times just sitting with them both pleasant memories!!

[georgegilks]

It was the best times of my life to sit in my dads truck at lunch time at the edge of the loading dock in the summer and just listen to paul harvey. Such a captivating voice. Just pulled you in so easily to any story he told.

[BillOwen-rk]

I worked in Broadcasting for years, one station carried Paul, always enjoyed his programs, real Journalist, they no longer exist .