A Legend Passes
Bobby O’Jay, an iconic figure in the world of radio, passed away at the age of 68. His cause of death remains undisclosed, leaving many in a state of mystery and sorrow. This news was confirmed by iHeart Radio, marking a sad day for the industry and fans alike.
A Storied Career
O’Jay’s illustrious career spanned over four decades, with 38 of those years dedicated to serving the Memphis community. He was a program director and DJ at WDIA, the first radio station in the United States programmed entirely for African Americans. His voice became synonymous with radio in Memphis, and his influence extended far beyond the airwaves.
A Community Mourns
The news of O’Jay’s passing sent shockwaves through the community. Many public figures, including Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland and Congressman Steve Cohen, expressed their condolences and shared their fond memories of the radio legend. O’Jay’s impact on the industry and the community he served is undeniable.
A Legacy Remembered
Despite the mystery surrounding Bobby O’Jay’s cause of death, his legacy continues to resonate. He was a champion for the community, a mentor to many, and a voice that brought joy to countless listeners. His contributions to radio and the African American community will not be forgotten.
Note: The information in this article is based on available sources as of the time of writing. The cause of death has not been officially released.
