Bill was in the hospital December 23rd when he was diagnosed with Lymphoma. Unfortunately, it was very aggressive, and they realized it had caused more damage than they knew.

Bill fought a good fight, but it was too much, and he left us and went to Music Heaven while listening to Sunday night’s show early Monday morning, February 26th, 2024.

We did a tribute radio show in Bill’s honor on his birthday March 24 and closed the radio show being on the air.  We would like to thank everyone for all the years you listened and became our family by being a  part of the show by your call ins and equests.

We also celebrated his live on May 11 at the VFW in Avon.   Thank you for everyone that attended and we know some that could not make it were there in spirit.  We believe everyone had a good time and we were very happy  to hear two of Bill’s great-grand daughters sing along with their dad Jeff Rosen.

We will be selling records, cds, and etc  please keep watching the pages for updates.  Also we will be at the some of the local record shows.  Stay tuned for more information.

Our friend, Todd Baptista, wrote a wonderful post about Bill on Facebook.  You can view it here:  https://www.facebook.com/todd.baptista

Music Heaven is on with your host of over 28 years Bill Clark. Bill is at the mike and his Angel is on the phones. Taking one of the 35 plus average call’s received on Sunday Nights. Taking a trip down memory lane playing the sounds of Rhythm & Blues, Rock & Roll and Doo-Wop of the 50’s and early 60’s.

Bill lets his listener’s request the songs and artists that had many hits but other stations choose to ignore or play. Along with song titles and names of the artists, Bill inserts his own musical knowledge and personal memories with personality and humor.

This is a radio show that the hosts, guests DJ’s and helpers have as much fun as the people that listen are. Taking you back to when radio DJ’s had their own personalities. Some people call these oldies Bill Calls’ it timeless music. ” This music still excites me today. Just like it did the first time I heard these songs. Sometimes while I am doing the show I can close my eyes and I’m 16 again” The show is about the time and the music Bill takes you back to an old Boy/Girl Friend, school, popular hangout, your first car or a Saturday night dance. The mention of personal memories such as old TV Shows, Boston DJ’s of the 50’s, lost school mates, or friends, favorite record shops of the day, often prompts listeners to call the radio station to share memories of their own