(MyNorthwest.com) KIRO Newsradio is announcing the upcoming retirement of one of Seattle’s most influential and trusted voices, Dave Ross. After 47 years with the station, Dave will sign off for the final time on December 19th, leaving behind a lasting legacy that has deeply impacted both KIRO Newsradio and the Seattle community.
A Career That Defined Seattle Radio
Dave Ross’s journey with KIRO Newsradio began in 1978 when he joined as a news reporter and anchor. Over the years, he became more than just a familiar voice on the airwaves; he became a trusted guide, a voice of reason, and a cornerstone of Seattle radio. His deep understanding of local, national, and global events, combined with a commitment to thoughtful and balanced commentary, made him an essential part of daily life for many Pacific Northwest listeners.
Share Your Memories and Tributes
We invite you to join us in celebrating Dave’s 47 years of dedication, storytelling, and unmatched integrity. Listeners are invited to participate in this celebration by sharing their own personal memories and tributes to Dave … details at the website.
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December 16, 2024 at QZVX
LoLo says:
Retirement is the beginning of a new level of choice—yes choice. It’s not about finding a way to fill time; it’s about fulfilling another dream, a promise, or a calling. Dave and Colleen are missed already; they impacted positively my life and so many others. Blessings and thanks.
December 19, 2024 at QZVX
Bill Zito says:
Dave Ross has left an indelible mark on the industry, on anyone fortunate enough to listen to him and even more so on those of us who have worked alongside him.
He is also a hell of a good person.
Congratulations Dave!
Best to you, Colleen.
Bill Zito