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вЂњThank you once again for the input, inspiration, encouragement and spiritual perspective your life and ministry has had in my life. I also sent along some Steve Boalt CDвЂ™s for Bill to listen. I am glad that two years ago, at the encouragement of Dick Florence, formerly with Moody Radio I wrote Bill a very personal two page letter of thanks and appreciation. Bill Pearce will be missed, but his recordings and radio ministry will continue. Through the years BillвЂ™s advice and counsel on the radio and his warm bass baritone voice and superlative trombone skill brought me into a deeper relationship with the Lord and lifted my heart and emotions with Praise to our God. What a memorable time of sharing and fellowship with a humble, immensely talented but sometimes self-deprecating person who was deeply in love with Jesus and loved the mass counseling he did nightly by radio, as well as singing and playing his trombone to the glory of God. We had a bite to eat and then walked on the beach.

In the mid 80вЂ™s when Bill was doing a concert at Biola University he came by our home in Laguna Beach, CA.

In 1992, Bill was inducted into the National Religious BroadcasterвЂ™s Hall of Fame. In the 60вЂ™s while at Moody, Bill created and hosted a late night radio program, вЂњNightwatch.вЂќ In the 70вЂ™s Bill started his own ministry, Bill Pearce Associates and began syndicating the newly named вЂњNightsounds,вЂќ now carried on more than 300 radio stations across America, Canada and overseas. These men helped establish Word Records, Waco, TX as a successful Christian recording enterprise. I own every album these men ever did!Дuring the years when I served as a Minister of Music, Bill Pearce, Dick Anthony and the Melody Four Quartet were guest artists at my churches in Des Moines, IA, Fresno, CA and the Bibletown Conference Center in Boca Raton, FL.

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Then the record albums with Dick Anthony, the Melody Four Quartet, the 16 Singing Men and numerous solo trombone and vocal albums with full orchestral arrangements by Paul Mickelson, Kurt Kaiser, Larry Mayfield, Otis Skillings and others filled my home with glorious, Christ honoring music. Later hosting his own music programs, along with the daily duet music shows with Dick Anthony were cutting edge and way ahead of their time. I first knew Bill as a staff announcer and musician on WMBI when I was a student at MBI in the spring of 1957 living on the 4th floor of Norton Hall. This service will be a joyous time of celebration as Bill is remembered through song, testimonials and video presentations. The service will be held in the auditorium of the Alumni Student Center, 821 North Wells Street, Chicago, IL, from 1 to 3 oвЂ™clock PM. Gather at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, IL. (ANS) - My friend Bill Pearce went to be with the Lord on Februat age 83 from complications of ParkinsonвЂ™s disease. Visit our web site at: - E-mail: May 16, 2010 Support from members makes stories like the one you just read possible! Your gift today keeps Radio Milwaukee independent, allowing us to keep sharing the music and stories you enjoy.Memorial Service Announced for Bill Pearce, gifted Musician and Pioneering Radio Broadcaster In its 15-year history, Rhythm Lab Radio has been the first to play several now-famous artists including Lianne La Havas, Michael Kiwanuka, The Internet and Kamasi Washington. The weekly, two-hour program redefines the urban sound with a mix of jazz, electronic, hip-hop and soul music, with each episode introducing listeners to new artists that are testing boundaries and making music that does not fit neatly into a single box. The show moved to Milwaukee in 2007 when 88Nine Radio Milwaukee launched. Moody started Rhythm Lab Radio in 2005 on Minnesota Public Radio. Moody said, вЂњThis is especially exciting because WXPN is a leader in music discovery in the country, and Philadelphia is home to some of our favorite artists that we have featured over the past 15 years.вЂќ WUNC-91.5 FM in North Carolina will also begin carrying the program soon. WXPN, which produces the NPR-syndicated daily music program World Cafe, is the third station to carry Rhythm Lab Radio, joining Vocalo 91.1 FM at WBEZ in Chicago and WHRV-89.5 FM in Norfolk, Va.

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