Ivor T. HUGH

Eternally grateful to introducing me to years of classical music, including John Rutter and Hayley Westenra. His vocal delivery was always welcoming, soothing, endearing. Calls to his show were always received with utmost respect and courtesy. A quintessential gentleman.

Such fond memories of his classical music presentations

10 years late, but my condolences to Mr. Hugh's family. I was a high school student in the early 1990s and was usually up late doing homework. I always enjoyed listening to "Good Evening Good Music" while finishing my assignments. He had a great voice for radio and a fine taste in music. Mr. Hugh's show gave me an appreciation for classical music which I still have now 30 years later.

Father of successful recording artist Grayson Hugh.

Ivor, in the short time in which we worked together, became my good friend, mentor, and the type of man I had as a father. Ivor and I had fun, especially during the fundraising nights. I would try to break him up by having a big trash bag of varying hats that I would change when he looked down long enough. I placed smiley face stickers on the inside of all his VU pods and made him a smiley face flag. In 2005, I first saw Hayley Westenra's DVD performance from New Zealand on CPTV. Hayley was...

I dearly loved listening to Ivor and his wonderful musical selections... did so for so many years. Can't believe he's gone. I will miss him greatly.

I loved his work for many years and miss him much. He was a blessing to all of us.

Dear Rob and Lola, We are sorry for your loss, and praying for your family. Blessings,