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10/26/2011 - NEW SHOW TONIGHT! Lady Faith's Parlor from 6PM - 8PM NY Time!
Welcome to Lady Faith's Parlor on KMRL Mojo Radio Live!
A long term listener and good friend to KMRL, Lady Faith is also a fascinating and intelligent woman who is going
to be bringing her wit, charm, personality and personal style to the station three times a week as she makes the
tea and welcome you into her Parlor!
In her own words about her show, Lady Faith says "The Victorian Parlor played host for many activities in the
household. Besides the obvious tea time, family and friends would practice needlework, and arts and crafts, they
would listen to music, Carry on conversation, and read. Much of life centered around the parlor. Welcome to
Lady Faith's Parlor, where the past meets modern internet radio. Come in, sit down, have some tea, and see what
the lady of the house has in store for you today.
We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Lady Faith to the KMRL broadcasting family and we look forward to visting
her parlor on a regular basis to see what this fine woman is up to!
Come welcome Lady Faith tonight from 6PM-8PM NY Time for her flagship show and then tune in every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from 6PM-8PM for Lady Faith's Parlor!
09/29/2011 - Special Guest Host! Uncle Buck Tonight at 9PM EST!
Outlaw country comes to KMRL Mojo Radio Live!
You've seen him in the chat room, now it's time for Uncle Buck to join the broadcasting family with his own special
style! In his own words regarding his show 'Uncle Buck's Half-hour Nashville Hour:
Get ready for the rootin-est tootin-est dose of Grand Ole Opry and outlaw style country music served up this side of the Mason-Dixon Line! Ain't no flats of rascals or lands of sugar here, but tune in and tap your toes to classics by greats like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and David Allan Coe. Ya'll pull up a chair and see what Uncle Buck has in store for you tonight, it'll be a hoot, sho'nuff!
Join us tonight as we welcome Uncle Buck and get ready for some boot stomin', ass kickin' good time tunes! We're talking Waylon, Wille, David A. Coe, all the good stuff!
Tonight. 9PM EST. Uncle Buck!
09/11/2011 - Remembering Lt. Glenn C. Perry, FDNY - Then and Now (part of Project 2996)
Then, 09/11/09:
It's a difficult thing to sit and write a tribute to a stranger and make it real. It becomes even more difficult when the person
you are asked to write about is one of the true fallen heroes. I was asked by
Project 2996 to remember Lt. Glenn C. Perry today. Lt. Perry
was a firefighter with Ladder Co. 25 but he was also so much more than that.
He was a husband to his wife Peggy and a dad to children Glenn Jr., Meaghan and Caitlin. He was a teacher at the Fire Academy. He was a
police officer who realized his true calling was to be a firefighter as his father was and his brothers are/were. He was a man with
many friends and people who respected him, looked up to him, appreciated him and learned from him.
Lt. Perry also became a firefighter to have more time to spend with his family. From all I've read of this man he was a dedicated family
man who had wonderful relationships with his children and a love of cooking for his wife. He ran in the NY Marathon and was active in the
FDNY community.
He was a good looking man as well, everything you think of when you think of a firefighter. There is a story I read that said when he was
training to be a firefighter he would be spotted running up and down the stairs of the Eltingville station in Staten Island carrying an
oxygen tank. He was dedicated to his vocation and his commitment showed through in all he touched. Another story told of his offer to
help a friend paint his house and while the friend was at work, the entire house was painted. This was the sort of man Lt. Glenn C.
Perry was.
Those who write about Lt. Perry are quick to say he was 'always laughing' and the sort of person you felt good being around. A man who
seemingly had it all and could have stayed insulated inside his own happy world but he did not. Instead he chose to go into a line of work
that requires you to risk your life for others and into this he went willingly and with enthusiasm.
Lt. Perry was a man who touched people, it's evident from reading the entries in his Legacy book that haven't stopped being added as time has
moved on. This is a man who was surrounded with goodness in his life and he gave back with all he had every day of his life. I am sorry I
did not know Lt. Glenn C. Perry but I feel as if I've come to know him reading about him for this tribute.
Lt. Glenn C. Perry was indeed a true American hero and it was my honour and pleasure to write for him and to remember him and all those
who gave their lives that day.
I think the biggest 'find' I came across looking Lt. Perry up was this video I am posting. His wife Peggy is in it and it is a gathering
of friends and family to celebrate the life of Lt. Perry. Not his death, his life. His spirit celebrated at a Memorial Picnic. It touched
me, it made cry, it made me appreciate all that Lt. Perry did and sacrificed for the rest of us. It made me want to know
this man and it made me want to run out and hug a firefighter. To see all these people here for this man 8 years later says so much more
than anything I can say here.
In closing, thank you Lt. Glenn C. Perry. Thank you for your dedication, devotion and commitment. Thank you for giving the ultimate sacrifice.
You and those who were lost with you will never ever be forgotten by myself and so many others.
God bless Lt. Glenn C. Perry, firefighters and those who serve their country and/or community and God bless America.
Of my three tributes I had the most trouble with this one. It was hard enough to write the first time, the first responders
deserve a special place in our hearts and our memories so I truly wanted to make this one special. I went on a bit of a journey to
learn as much as I could about Lt. Glenn Perry that I hadn't learned the first time.
I was fortunate enough to come across a video (posted below) about Lt. Perry but also for all those in the FDNY and NYPD who were lost
that day. When I contacted the man who made the video I discovered he was a cousin to Lt. Perry's wife Peggy. He was gracious enough to
speak to me at length about Lt. Perry and it confirmed what I learned when I first looked him up - Lt. Perry was a special kind of man.
The kind of man who truly embodied the spirit of what a firefighter is in his dedication to people. Lt. Perry was the one who would be
found helping his friends or his neighbours any time they needed help. No asking required, if Lt. Perry saw someone who needed help he
simply offered. I learned how the first video I posted was not a one-time event, there have been many annual gatherings to celebrate
the life of Lt. Perry. I learned he was one of those rare souls who was genuinely liked be all who knew him and I learned how he made
those around him feel good with his wit and smile and compassion. I could hear the affection in my new friend's voice with every word
he spoke and I got off the phone feeling sad and happy at the same time. Sad at the loss of such a rare man and happy to know his family
continues to celebrate his life and all the good he did and was and will always be.
This is the video I speak of, used with permission of its creator James Riley, it speaks for itself. Thank you for talking to me about
Lt. Perry.
I still wanted more so I continued to search Lt. Perry and the next thing I discovered that touched me deeply was this breathtaking memorial
in Washingtonville, NY that honours 5 fallen firefighters from the ares and Lt. Perry is one of them. The memorial sits in a park and is
surrounded by bricks with the name of every first responder who gave the ultimate sacrifice on that day. In these two pictures you can make
out Lt. Perry's name and assignments. I want to visit this park and see the memorial, I want to honour Lt. Perry and all the names there by
going and saying thank you. The park and the memorial were created with money raised through donations and auctions for the bricks, just
another testament to how deeply Lt. Perry and his fallen brethren touched so many of us.
The next thing I came across that made me tear up was an
article about a man
whose name I remembered as he left a comment on my first post, Rich Hays.
Mr. Hays is a Captain in his own fire department in Michigan and for years has been wearing a bracelet with Lt. Perry's name on it. He has
never met Lt. Perry but he was so deeply touched by this man and the others that it moved him to become a member of that selfless group of
people known as firefighters.
I attach a video now of Rich Hays carrying a flag for Lt. Perry and speaking of him at the Healing Fields where flags are being planted out
of love and honour. Ten years later and this man is still deeply moved by a stranger, that is a rare and special bond.
I learned that Lt. Perry's son, Glenn Jr. is now a firefighter as well. Thank you, Glenn Jr.
Every once in a blue moon you may be lucky enough to come across a person who truly impacts you. These people are hard to find but when you do
find them, you never forget them and what they meant to you. Lt. Perry really does live on in so many ways and continues to touch and inspire
people. His Legacy book is full
of people leaving words to say they remember, strangers and friends. I feel as if I too have made a friend in Lt. Glenn Perry and will
continue to carry his memory and his love of life and helping others with me. Maybe the next time I see someone who needs help I'll stop
and take the time to offer because it's what Lt. Glenn C. Perry, FDNY would have done.
Never forgotten, always loved, you continue to lead us Lt. Glenn C. Perry. On this day 10 years later I say thank you again and make a promise to try and be a better person in your honour.
In memory of and in tribute to Lt. Glenn C. Perry, FDNY.
Age: 41
Place of Residence: Monroe, NY
Location on 9/11: WTC
Occupation: FDNY
(written as a part of Project 2996, original pot 9/11/09)
09/11/2011 - Remembering Lucille Teresa King - Then and Now (part of Project 2996)
Then, 09/11/09:
I was asked by Project 2996 to remember Lucille King
this year. Mrs. King was a secretary for the Aon Corporation which had offices on the 92nd and 98th-105th floors of the South
Tower. I immediately got to work on looking up what I could of Mrs. King's life.
One thing that stood out was the old saying 'big things come in small packages.' at five feet tall and 100 pounds, Mrs. King
was a petite woman who had a spirit and personality twice her size. Married to her husband Richard for 31 years, Mrs. King was
a woman of habit who always had a smile for those around her. Lucille King was one of those women who loved to live and
lived to help those around her. She was a force of positive energy to her family and co-workers.
Mrs. King was a lifelong New Yorker and a creature of habit, living in the same Queens apartment with her husband for 31 years
and spending Sundays in the city with her family. She was a devout Yankees fan and each game she attended with her husband also
included a bet of 25 cents.
Reading her Legacy book I was touched
to see family members and friends still posting memories and thoughts throughout the past eight years. It's easy to see this is a
woman who was deeply loved and valued by those around her.
She was called 'Lu' by those who worked with her and as busy as she might have been, she was the sort of woman who never forgot to
ask about a person's family while going about her duties. She was a genuine woman with a genuine sense of caring for the people in her life.
Aon Corporation lost 175 employees on September 11, 2001. 175 people like Lucille King who were there to work. Innocent people
trying to live the American dream. Decent, hard-working souls like Lucille King who probably started the morning with a big smile
and some words of cheer.
I have a feeling I would have liked Lucille King. I have a feeling working with her would have made the day a bit brighter and knowing
her would have made my world a little happier. On this day eight years later I remember Lucille King and the person she was and her
life that mattered.
On this tenth anniversary I went back to Lucille's Legacy Book age and was not at all surprised to see people still posting words of
love and sadness, still expressing the tremendous loss they still feel when thinking of this lively woman who tried so hard to make others
around her happy. I've seen words of comfort from all around the world for Lucille King even to this day. She has a niece and a
sister-in-law who have not missed a year gone by without posting something to remember this special woman and the wonderful and full
life she lived.
I said in my original tribute how I thought I would have liked Mrs. King and how working with her would have made having to go to work
a happier place. We all know someone like Lucille T. King, someone who goes above and beyond in trying to care for others. We can take
a lesson from Lucille King's life and appreciate these people a little more and maybe even do something kind for someone for no reason
in honour of this woman who loved so much and cared so freely.
Lucille King, you are not forgotten. Not by the friends and family who will always miss you but by the strangers such as myself and the
others you touched with your story after your death. It's a testament to a life well-lived and a person well-loved when ten years after
they are gone they can still touch the heart of a stranger.
We remember, Lucille T. King. I remember. Neither you, that day or any of the others senselessly lost will ever be forgotten.
In memory of Lucille Teresa King
Age: 59
Place of Residence: Ridgewood, NJ
Location on 9/11: WTC
Occupation: Aon Corp.
(written as a part of Project 2996, original pot 9/11/09)
09/11/2011 - Remembering Sharon Cristina Millan Paz - Then and Now (part of Project 2996)
Then, 09/11/06:
September 11 2001 started out like every other day. I was half awake and half asleep, snuggling with Claude (my cat) and admiring a clear blue sky over the river. And then it all changed forever. My housemate came in to make sure I was awake, I was definitely awake and changing channels like crazy to see if it was real. It was real.
I don't remember how I ran across the 2,996 site but when I did I signed up immediately. It didn't matter what person's name I was given, I just wanted to be a part of this because I, along with so many others, have not forgotten or healed completely from the events of 9/11.
Sharon Cristina Millan Paz was 31 years old on 9/11. She worked for Harris Beach LLP as an office coodindator. The Harris Beach offices were on the 85th floor of the South Tower. Five employees were killed on 9/11, Sharon, 2 lawyers and two office workers.
Sharon was a beautiful young woman from Colombia with a positive outlook on life and a smile that lit up the room. She lived in New Jersey and was in love with her boyfriend. She had a large family and many friends who are still missing her and trying to understand how someone so special can be taken so early. She was daughter, sister, cousin and friend.
What is evident about Sharon is how much those around her felt she touched their lives. The words left in memory at Legacy.com and the 9/11 Victims Site are testament to just how much she mattered to the people around her. That's something not everyone has, the power to truly leave an impact on the people that wander in and out of your life and it's a power Sharon apparently had.
Five year later friends and loved ones are still shedding tears and remembering Sharon Cristina Millan Paz in her Legacy Book and their words speak better than anything I could come up with. I didn't know Sharon but I think I would have liked her and I think we would have gotten along.
To all of Sharon's friends and family I can only offer my condolences and thoughts and assure you that Sharon has not been forgotten by the world. I spent some quiet time today thinking of all that is good in my life and I did it with thoughts of Sharon and the smile she brought to so many, she was the good in so many lives.
Sharon Cristina Millan Paz. Gone but never forgotten, remembered by myself and so many others today.
The first thing I noticed when I went back to Sharon's Legacy book was just how many people were still actively leaving messages and words of love. If it wasn't obvious before how much Sharon meant to her family and so many friends it really sunk in when I saw a letter from a group of school children leaving her a tribute and the pain and love in the words of her friends who still seem to miss her as much today as they did ten years ago.
I came across an article written by her ex-fiancee that really seemed to sum up the kind of unique person Sharon was and I share it here today:
"''I used to play baseball with her older brother, Richie,'' Tommy Demaris was saying of Sharon Christina Millan, 30, his ex-fiancée, who worked the last two months at the trade center in the human resources department of Harris Beach, a law firm. ''This was in school, when we were young, in Astoria. One day I saw her in a little restaurant, a cafe. I asked a friend of mine who she was. And my friend said, 'Richie Villa's sister.' I thought she was stunning, a beautiful girl. She was always worrying about making other people happy,'' Mr. Demaris said. ''She was the type like if you told her something, she'd always believe you. She'd always give you the benefit of the doubt.'' He added: ''I'll put it to you this way. The day that Sharon and I finally let each other go, we sat in a restaurant in Long Island that was filled to capacity. I remember sitting there for 45 minutes, not saying a word, and both of us crying. Because we knew we loved each other, but we had to let each other go. We were best friends. That never ended.''
Sharon was a special woman and I smile to see her friends posting memories of her life and celebrating the times they had with her. It makes me want to cling a little tighter to those I truly call friend and I thank Sharon for helping teach me this lesson.
Sharon Cristina Millan Paz, I and many others remember you today and every day. You truly left an impact on those around you and on those of us who learned of you later. You will never be forgotten.
In memory of and in tribute to Sharon Cristina Millan Paz
Age: 31
Place of Residence: New York, NY
Location on 9/11: WTC
Occupation: Harris Beach LLP
(written as a part of Project 2996, original pot 9/11/06)
08/20/2011 - Live From Merry Old England, It's Reality in Dio Major Airing Saturdays 6-8PM NY Time!
Coming to you live from across the world, it's KMRL's first international show!
Please join us in welcoming our newest on-air host, Dr. Dio Genesis! He'll be
broadcasting live from glorious England and as a former New Yorker, he's got an
interesting perspective on things.
Intelligent and extremely witty, Reality in Dio Major is going to be a lot of
fun and a great addition to our warped but loveable KMRL broadcasting family.
You can hear Dr. Dio Genesis live on Saturdays from 6PM-8PM NY time and he'll
be on tonight so come on by and show the new kid some love!
Welcome to the Mojo, Dr. Dio Genesis!
08/04/2011 - Two New Afternoon Shows Beginning Monday August 8, 2011!
To our friends across the oceans, we heard your requests and we're bringing you something we hope you'll like - live shows during
your hours! We are THRILLED to announce the addition of two new afternoon shows that are guaranteed to break the monotony of the
day to do AND be work-safe to keep on while labouring away!
Our first new show is the Fat Chick Music Cafe with Mare Martell. We already know Mare is entertaining, engaging and a whole
lot of fun to listen to on her Mariety Show and now she brings her unqie Mare-ness to afternoons!
In her own words, "Fat Chick Music Cafe highlights a variety of music to munch on as the day rolls over
the noon hour. Hang tight and chill with bizarre stories of a crazy life raising teens and three four legged children.
Fat Chick Music Cafe will be airing live every Monday-Friday (barring appointments and natural disasters) from 11AM - 1PMEST!
Immediately following Fat Chick Music Cafe we will be bringing you THC - The Heather Channel.
If you think you know all there is to know of Kittyn Heather from the Tuesday show you're way off!! In her own words,
"Two hours of talk with Heather on current issues and life in general, Skypers welcome! Work friendly language but
the same Heather opinions. All talk, all Heather, all welcome. Particularly if you disagree, please do call!" Heather
also has no inner filter and tends to reveal too much personal info about herself so you never know what you're
going to get!
THC - The Heather Channel will be airing live every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday immediately following Fat Chick
Music Cafe from 1PM - 3PMEST
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