Pavek Museum


		3517 Raleigh Avenue. St. Louis Park, Minnesota 55416 Phone 952/926-8198 Fax 952/929-6105
		HOURS Wed – Saturday 10am - 5pm Closed Sunday - Tuesday and holidays	ADMISSION Adults $7 Students $5

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Hall of Fame

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2011 MINNESOTA BROADCASTING HALL OF FAME
Inductees

Frank Buetel
A pioneer in TV news and sports with WTCN, Frank Buetel was once named Sportscaster of the Year by Sports Illustrated.

Tom Kay
Recognized by radio professionals across the country for his three decades as coordinator of the annual Conclave conference and seminar series.

Maynard Meyer
“Mr. Radio” in Madison, Maynard Meyer is
owner, general manager, program and news director, and morning host of
KLQP FM Q92.

Barbara Reyelts
Teacher, reporter, and news anchor, award-winning investigative journalist Barbara Reyelts is now news director at KBJR TV Duluth.

Ray Vecellio
A “broadcaster’s broadcaster” with over 40 years in radio, Ray Vecellio was both very successful and highly regarded as local sales manager of WCCO Radio.

Steve Woodbury
President and CEO of Northern Lights
Broadcasting, Steve Woodbury is well known as a mentor, an industry leader, and one of Minnesota’s most accomplished radio executives.

Charles "Woody" Woodward
Owner and operator of KSUM/KFMC in Fairmont for nearly 37 years, Woody Woodward is as highly regarded by his fellow broadcasters as by the community he serves.

Posthumous Inductees

Phil Lewis
General sales manager and later general manager during some of the most successful years in the history of
WCCO Radio.

John M. Sherman
Nationally recognized broadcast engineer who helped design and build WCCO TV.

Hall of Fame Honorees
	Cedric Adams	Doris Aufderheide	Roger Awsumb	Earl E. Bakken	Kenn Barry
Frank P. Befera		Larry Bentson	Don Bleu	Carl "Cully" Bloomquist	George Blum
Sherm Booen		Charlie Boone	George Brooks	Helen & Richard Brown	Cyndy Brucato
Lou Buron		Charlie Bush	Steve Cannon	Backlash LaRue Ma Linger Morgan Mundane	Johnny Canton
Clellan Card		Bill Carlson	Herb Carneal	Ray Christensen	Wally Christensen
Jerry Dahlberg		Mary Davies	Jason Davis	Bob De Haven	Ed & Carol De La Hunt
Ralph Dolan		Dan Donovan	Don Dresser	Mark Durenberger	Lynn Dwyer
Wayne Eddy		Steve & Sharon Edelman	Gary Eichten	Roger Erickson	Eric Eskola
Frank Fee		Roy Finden	Harley Flathers	Glenn Flint	Marcia Fluer
Robert Fransen		Verne Gagne	John Gallos	G. David Gentling	Ned Goodwin
John Gordon		Allen Gray	Larry Haeg, Sr.	Halsey Hall	Ron Handberg
Sid Hartman		Paul Hedberg	Earl Henton	Andy Hilger	Franklin Hobbs
Arthur Hoehn		Jack Horner	Stanley E. Hubbard	Stanley S. Hubbard	Rod Hurd
Bill Ingram		“Slim Jim” Iverson	Brad Jacobs	Mel Jass	Milford C. Jensen
Arv Johnson		Brad Johnson	Tom Jones	Marc Kalman	Leigh Kamman
Clayt Kaufman		Rodger Kent Vogel	Bill Kling	Chuck Knapp	David H. Knutson
Bud Kraehling		Mike Kronforst	Joyce Lamont	Lew Latto	Daryl Laub
Michelle Lee		Alver G. Leighton	Andy Lia	Don Linder	Harry Linder
Willard Linder		Stuart Lindman	John Lundell	Jack Lynch	John MacDougall
Donald K. Martin		John Mayasich	Charles "Chick" McCuen	Randy Merriman	Pat Miles
Jerry Miller		Cliff Mitchell	Dave Moore	Jack Moore	Nancy Nelson
“Skip” Nelson		Brad Nessler	Phil Nolan	Don Olson & Sylvia Olson-Christensen	Marty O'Neill
Jerry & Pat Papenfuss		Mel Paradis	Charles B. Persons	June Persons	Jeanne Arland Peterson
Diana Pierce		Darcy Pohland	Jim Ramsburg	Paul Ramseyer	Odin S. Ramsland
Robert B. Ridder		Jim Rohn	Bob Ryan	Henry "Hank" Sampson	Ray Scott
Bart Setchell		Al Shaver	Don Shelby	Sam Sherwood	Gregg P. Skall
Dean Sorenson		Don Stolz	David Stone	Donald E. Swartz	Al, Nick, & Vic Tedesco
Rod Trongard		Stan Turner	Jimmy Valentine	Francis Van Konynenburg	Howard Viken
Lou Waters		Marion English Watson	Dale Weber	Mary Alice Williams	Jim Wychor
Lillie Ziegler
The friendly voices on your radio. The familiar faces on your television. The men and women behind the scenes who build the stations and keep them on the air. They've made us laugh. They've brought us the news. They've entertained us and informed us. They've brought the world into our homes.