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Luther and Jesus

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Today Chattanooga said goodbye to the legend simply known..as Luther. Luther Massingill touched so many lives for so many years. As a broadcaster myself, I'm absolutely amazed that he devoted 72 years of his life to sharing a smile and a helpful hand to the listeners of Chattanooga.

I've heard so many great stories about Luther. But the best story? When he talked about giving his life to Christ as a young boy. And still serving him at the young age of 92. Today is a celebration because Luther is in heaven. Not because he found your lost dog, made you laugh, or was an all around nice guy. It's because he trusted Jesus Christ as his savior. At the end of the day.....that's all that really matters isn't it?

I too have a quick Luther story. I always sat next to him at the Salvation Army Angel Tree opening at the mall. I suppose he had the right to be a "rock star"...but he never was. Just a humble gentleman. But a couple of years ago, after the Salvation Army event he pulled me to the side and shook my hand, saying "Steve, I just want you to know how much I appreciate what you all do at J103. You keep it up!"

Thank you Luther! We're all gonna miss you! Until we meet again!



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