Every day at noon… the familiar theme song. Waiting for Rush to welcome us to the show with his ebullient voice.
Eagerly waiting to hear what Rush Limbaugh was going to say about the news of the day, the politics of the swamp, and his views on America.
What will we do without him every day? It just won’t be the same. It will take a long time to remember that every day when we reach for the dial at noon he’s not with us anymore. I am sad for all of us who loved Rush Limbaugh and the integral role he played in our lives, each of us personally. And my deepest sympathy to his wife Kathryn, his brother David Limbaugh, and the entire immediate family who will feel his absence in a way we can only imagine. The talent on loan from God has been returned to heaven. Thanks for everything, Rush. We love you.
“He was America’s president – he was the bridge between Reagan and Trump.” – Alexander Preate & Steve Bannon.
I wept today like I had lost one of my closest friends. I guess we all did. Rest in peace, Rush, you made our lives and our country so much richer for your passing through.
Talent returned to God…
The day was for many tears. Rush delivered to us the truth, whether good, so-so, or really bad. He did not just end it with “OK, I have to go now”. He stayed around for hours each day, telling us of the details, what he thought about all of it, he comforted us, and told us we were strong enough to weather the bad times and what we could each do to adjust to it, or change it. He has been our Very Best Friend. All we had to do was to listen and enjoy. I hope many of his programs will be re-run. We need to hear his voice and words of wisdom and experience.. for a long time to come. He is Resting now, something he did not do much of while on Earth. We will always be grateful for the time he gave to us. What a Blessing he was and is, Heaven sent, and now to Heaven returned. So loved by us, he is now at Peace, in God’s loving hands.
WE will miss him alot when i read it I wanted to cry .. cause he felt like family ..