R.I.P. Casey Kasem: ‘American Top 40’ radio legend dead at 82

Posted at 11:50 am on June 15, 2014 by misstripleem

Casey Kasem, the iconic voice behind the long-running “American Top 40” radio show, has passed away. His family’s in-fighting generated sordid headlines the past year. Today, we remember his achievements and legacy — not the tabloid trash.

RIP Casey Kasem, the irrepressible weekly To 40s meister w/a factoid even for #38, died early Sunday in Wash state. He was 82. Via CNN
— Andrew Malcolm (@AHMalcolm) June 15, 2014

RIP Casey Kasem – Remember his life & legacy by listening to classic AT40: http://t.co/oUHVKFBW9d
— 106.7 Lite fm (@1067Litefm) June 15, 2014

RIP Casey Kasem. It's very sad to see you go
— Stephen Paulus (@GrizzPaul) June 15, 2014

RIP Casey Kasem, whose voice I heard more often than many of my junior high teachers.
— Ben Greenman (@bengreenman) June 15, 2014

Sad 🙁 RT @TheInsider: #RIP Casey Kasem Dies at 82. Read message from his daughter: http://t.co/AnkjSJGreH #Insider pic.twitter.com/Lv0lcIuFfx"
— Bryan Moore (@BryanMMoore) June 15, 2014

RIP Casey Kasem, DJ legend and the voice of Scooby Doo's Shaggy. [NSFW audio]http://t.co/R8TjOWLECu
— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) June 15, 2014

R.I.P.

Pay trubute to and Remember Casey Kasem here: http://t.co/8JEZlv9t17 "Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars"
— Sanctri (@sanctri) June 15, 2014