Beloved former WBZ-TV newsman Tony Pepper died on Tuesday, April 3. He was 79 years-old. Pepper anchored at WBZ in the 1970s and early 80s. Tony served in the US Navy; he attended Santa Barbara City College. Tony was known for his great patriotism, wry sense of humor, huge laugh, and his beautifully modulated voice. After leaving television in 1981, Tony worked at WRKO talk radio co-hosting morning drive-time. Tony is survived by his wife, Dorothy and daughter, Deborah. (Published in The Boston Globe on Apr. 8, 2018)
Beloved former WBZ-TV newsman Tony Pepper died on Tuesday, April 3. He was 79 years-old. Pepper anchored at WBZ in the 1970s and early 80s. Tony served in the US Navy; he attended Santa Barbara City College. Tony was known for his great patriotism, wry sense of humor, huge laugh, and his beautifully modulated voice. After leaving television in 1981, Tony worked at WRKO talk radio co-hosting morning drive-time. Tony is survived by his wife, Dorothy and daughter, Deborah. (Published in The Boston Globe on Apr. 8, 2018)
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