John Scott Ulm

John, you were truly a unique voice in the Tucson radio landscape. I enjoyed the last chat I had with you at the KVOI studios some years back. From the glory days at KTKT News to your "Over the Backyard Fence" political talk shows, you were certainly a giant. Thanks for all the memories, may you rest in eternal peace.

John was my favorite uncle and my dad's best friend. I realize that I've known him for more than 55 years, when his children were infants. He was one of the kindest men I've ever known, one of the most talented and courageous, and a keeper of institutional knowledge that every Tucsonan has reason to be grateful for. He was a rock to my family after the death of my father, his friend steve, in 2009, and it hardly seems possible that I am alive in a world without John C, as we call him. Mark,...

Rest in peace, John. The last time I visited with you was in your dining room as you talked about Amy and your dear neighbor, Lois Olsrud. I remember during Lois' last days you would ask us what she needed from the store. Lois wanted canned soup and crackers. You were back in no time and wouldn't take a penny for the purchases. You would water her plants and do anything else she needed. She is in heaven with you and Amy and I can just picture your wonderful reunion. So happy to have known...

I HOPE OUR COMMUNITY WILL REMEMBER JOHNC SCOTT FOR THE IMPORTANT CAUSES HE CHAMPIONED AS A TALK SHOW HOST AND HIS GREAT CURIOSITY AS A NEWSMAN BECAUSE AT HIS CORE HE WAS A REPORTER RIGHT UP UNTIL HIS LAST BROADCAST .........AND WHO WILL EVER FORGET HIS GREAT VOICE?.........WE WERE ALL LUCKY JOHN CAME TO TUCSON WHEN HE DID ........ WE WERE FORTUNATE HE CARED ENOUGH TO STAY HERE FOR OVER 55 YEARS AND HELPED US ALL TO BE BETTER INFORMED...........JOHN´S GREAT VOICE MAY BE SILENCED BUT THE...

Mi Amigo John, the airwaves of Southern Arizona are not the same without your distinctive sound of your voice, the incredible political mine set of your dedication the betterment of the Tucson lifestyle landscape. We are missing you and your dedication to your family, friends and love of Tucson. A pleasure knowing you, laughing with you and debating you. Rest in Peace with Our Almighty Lord. Tu Amigo, Frank "Paco" Davis