Fred LeFebvre of WSPD 1370 AM Radio is Alive, Well, and Kicking!

Fred LeFebvre of WSPD 1370 AM Radio is alive, well, and still kicking me around!

What? You don't believe me?
Well, I can give you the link to a Facebook status update of Sashem Brey in which Fred LeFebvre stated in reply to Judy of Judy's Jewels "yep still here Judy, still on air, still being followed around by stalkers like Roland."
Read it for yourself over here in that Facebook message thread.

Over on the website of SwampBubbles back on September 20, 2011, I asked this question, WHO IS FRED LEFEBVRE, ANYWAY?
What an interesting message thread that turned out to be!
I encourage you to click on the preceding embedded link contained in the posed question to read all the comments there for yourself.

Oh, well! As long as Fred LeFebvre, Talk Show Host at WSPD-AM in Toledo, Ohio, wants to proclaim I am stalking him, I will humor him by publishing this Roland Hansen Commentary to join the growing list of other entries here on Roland Hansen Commentary about Fred LeFebvre.

In Memory of my brother Richard James Hansen (January 10, 1945 - August 16, 2013)

In honor and in memory of my brother Richard James Hansen, a 20 year veteran of the United States Marine Corps, who died one year ago today from pancreatic cancer, I ask you to look at the following:

Richard James Hansen, In Memoriam, Roland Hansen Commentary, Saturday, August 17, 2013.
Richard James Hansen, In Memoriam, Roland's Ramblings, Posted on August 17, 2013.

What A Wonderful World, Dedicated to Richard James Hansen, Roland Hansen Commentary, Sunday, August 25, 2013.
What A Wonderful World, Dedicated to Richard James Hansen, Roland's Ramblings, Posted on August 25, 2013.

The Fourth Of July, Independence Day, and Richard J. Hansen, Roland Hansen Commentary, Thursday, July 3, 2014.
“America’s Independence Day” in dedication to the memory of Richard James Hansen, Roland's Ramblings, Posted on July 3, 2014.

When Rich died, I made a pledge in his honor to try to be a better person. As I think of Rich each day, I also continue each day in my attempt to keep that pledge; and, I think I have made some progress. However, I feel I have fallen short. Therefore, on the anniversary of the death of my brother, Richard James Hansen, a good, kind hearted, selfless, generous, noble, patriotic, and gentle man,, I renew my pledge and will continue to strive to become a better person.

Judge Not