From The Banner · Cayla Harris · · 1m 20s
Alan Courduff, Baltimore radio host and speech therapist dies at 75
Baltimore radio host Alan Courduff, who used humor to connect with listeners, dies at 75 after heart complications.
In brief
Baltimore radio host Alan Courduff, who used humor to connect with listeners, dies at 75 after heart complications. Baltimore radio host Alan Courduff died at 75 from heart complications, leaving a legacy of laughter and community support. Originally reported by The Banner.
Alan Courduff's early life
Alan Courduff was born Sept. 29, 1950, the youngest of four children in Philadelphia.
Radio career beginnings
He played trumpet in college and switched to broadcasting during radio's golden age.
98 Rock radio persona
Courduff created characters like Glen Burnout and Momma Panzarella to entertain listeners.
Speech therapy transition
After radio, Courduff studied speech pathology to help people communicate better.
Family life and marriage
He married Nancy Courduff in 1999 after meeting at a speech therapy clinic.
Legacy of laughter
His wife says his biggest legacy was bringing joy and laughter to others.
Death and celebration
Courduff died Aug. 25, 2026, from heart complications at age 75.
Family's tribute
They plan to gather Friday to remember and celebrate his life.
Impact on community
He checked in on neighbors and delivered milkshakes to sick colleagues.
Final lesson
His daughter says he taught her to stay positive and find the light.
Here's the gist
Baltimore radio host Alan Courduff died at 75 from heart complications, leaving a legacy of laughter and community support.
