Dick Biondi

Dick, You were one of a kind. You saw me through my high school years and no matter how much time passed, you always remembered me and were there for me. I am glad that you met my wife. Words could never hope to express how much I love you and am grateful to you. No one will ever know what I would not do to have had one last chance to speak to you. I am grateful To Almighty God every day for the genuine honor, pleasure, and privilege to have known you. Rest in Peace. You will always be The...

I met him at the London House restaurant in 1963 with my Mom and my first cousin Susan. He was very friendly and even mentioned our names on the air. A true Gent

I met Dick Bondi once , very nice man , I did realize until now he passed away so sorry for his family .

GREAT, FUNNY DJ

Mr. Biondi was a good radio DJ back in the day, my parents got me into the oldies back then I had no idea that he died, he will be missed by his followers listeners. Many years ago, in 2003. I got to meet Mr. Biondi, he was doing a toy convention at my local mall my mother dated this one guy who knew him personally.

Farewell Mr. Biondi, you will be missed.

Thank you for being there for us for so long. You kept us younger!!! RIP Dick!!!

I listened to him in the late '50s, when he was a night-time jock on Buffalo's WKBW. I lived in Rochester, and WKBW turned up the wattage at night. Also had Tom Shannon, whose theme song was "Wild Weekend" with lyrics for his show: "This is the place for news & weather; the place we get together; on the . . . Tom Shannon show".

Dick was my radio favorite in the 60 s. One Friday night he took my phone call and told all of Chicago to have peanut butter pizza.. He lite up my life by talking to me. Sometime in the 2000 area I met him at the Lombard, IL. Jaguar dealer where was doing a broadcast. When he realized I was the guy on the phone 40 years earlier, he hugged me. He the put his arm around me and we sang "On top of a pizza" on the radio. He was a great person and probably one of the best DJ's ever on the radio. I...

My parents listened to Dick on KBW in Buffalo, New York, so I naturally have spent the last 30 years listening to him courtesy of his Cruisin' 1960 album. Thank you for the great music memories, Dick.