focused on the wrong things. i m a female sis gender millenial as well. if you re in the cia, i don t care if you are. can you do the job, can t you, that is all that matters. jocko always says brothers and sisters,. that is all that matters in battle. is your brother or your sister going to have your back? there is never any doubt. there needs to be more focus on that, you have to ask why isn t the focus on that? is there a concerted effort to divide us? i think so. will: there you go. i think that is the question, lawrence. the answer we may find is very disturbing. still ahead a march madness style bracket uncovered about dr. fauci s emails. it is not basketball teams in the tournament but it is viruses. marc siegel calls out dr. fauci s past response to the pandemic. he joins us next.
Veteran broadcaster Edwin Lee Ver Schure has died. He was 76.
Mr. Ver Schure started his career in 1963 at WHTC, moving in 1971 to WGRD and then to WLAV in Grand Rapids in 1972. Almost everyone called him “Ed” or “Eddie.”
He was born on March 25, 1945, to a critically ill mother in Grand Haven, who died three days later. His biological father gave him up for adoption by Fred and Wilma Ver Schure of Holland. Ed grew up on the 200 block of 28th Street in Holland, with a younger sister Mary Lou Ver Schure, all of whom preceded him in death. He graduated from Holland Christian High School in 1963. Later in life, he met his biological brother who, in a twist of fate, was also named Ed.
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Veteran broadcaster Edwin Lee Ver Schure has died. He was 76.
Mr. Ver Schure started his career in 1963 at WHTC, moving in 1971 to WGRD and then to WLAV in Grand Rapids in 1972. Almost everyone called him “Ed” or “Eddie.”
He was born on March 25, 1945, to a critically ill mother in Grand Haven, who died three days later. His biological father gave him up for adoption by Fred and Wilma Ver Schure of Holland. Ed grew up on the 200 block of 28th Street in Holland, with a younger sister Mary Lou Ver Schure, all of whom preceded him in death. He graduated from Holland Christian High School in 1963. Later in life, he met his biological brother who, in a twist of fate, was also named Ed.
Broadcaster Ed Ver Schure has died By Peg McNichol
May 11, 2021 | 8:46 AM
HOLLAND (WHTC-AM/FM) Veteran broadcaster Edwin Lee Ver Schure has died. He was 76. (See photo gallery.)
Mr. Ver Schure started his career in 1963 at WHTC, moving in 1971 to WGRD and then to WLAV in Grand Rapids in 1972. Almost everyone called him “Ed” or “Eddie,” and sometimes, “Uncle Eddie.”
He was born on March 25, 1945, to a critically ill mother in Grand Haven, who died three days later. His biological father gave him up for adoption by Fred and Wilma Ver Schure of Holland. Ed grew up on the 200 block of 28th Street in Holland, with a younger sister Mary Lou Ver Schure, all of whom preceded him in death. He graduated from Holland Christian High School in 1963. Later in life he met his biological brother who, in a twist of fate, was also named Ed.