Jordan Levy

Doesn't seem like you ever left sometimes . WE all miss you here in Worcester. I remember campaigning outside Upsala. Street School for your first political run. You were a great mayor, and we loved you on the radio for so many years.
You made common sense ,and you made all our lives enjoyable.
Rest in peace Mr Levy you are loved by many. And missed by many on your first anniversary of leaving us
Sincerely Victoria Fontana

Rest In Peace old Friend, thanks for the many years listening to your Radio Show and sharing political views.

DAILY uplifting on the radio reminded me of Paul Harvey ... To his family THANK YOU ! The public was blessed by him. I will deeply miss him on the radio ... " Don´t worrie Be Happy ." RIP

Michael Roescher

I've several pleasant memories to share, but nothing that might matter to those reading them. What I want to share, is my admiration for someone who represents the highest standards of citizenship, in an era when the nobility associated with the virtues of true Americanism have fallen out of favor. Mr Levy (dear Jordan) you will be missed. You were a leader of our entire community. God grant you rest. With Greatest Respect,
John (Jack) McClintock
North Brookfield MA

Jordan Levy´s zeal for what was best for Worcester was evident in all that he did! Grateful that Mr. Levy´s family shared him with the Worcester citizens all those years.
May his family find peace at this difficult time.

I met him for the first time at a fundraiser when he was running for City council.
I ended up carrying a Levy sign near a polling place. And of course he won.
I knew him through his sister's husband, that my husband at the time worked with.
To me he was The Rush Limbaugh of Massachusetts.
Very impressed how much he loved the city very of Worcester.
My sincerest condolences to his family, and his radio family.
You will be missed. RIP

He was part of my day, M-F from 3-6. I´ve missed hearing him and wish his listeners had an opportunity to let him know how much he´s been missed.