Michael Dean Thompson, age 49, of Bentonville, Arkansas, passed away on February 5, 2019. He was born in Painesville, Ohio, on May 6, 1969, to Basil and Nora Thompson (nee Laird). Mike, or “Doc” as he was known to the masses who listened to his daily radio show, was a great many things. As husband …
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Michael Dean Thompson, age 49, of Bentonville, Arkansas, passed away on February 5, 2019. He was born in Painesville, Ohio, on May 6, 1969, to Basil and Nora Thompson (nee Laird).
Mike, or “Doc” as he was known to the masses who listened to his daily radio show, was a great many things.
As husband to Yuna and father to three young men; Tiger, Cubby and Wythe, Mike lived every second of every day thinking first of his wife and children. He was, first and foremost, a family man.
Doc was the rarest of humans, someone capable of seeing the often-hidden, positive or humorous side of life while staring at life’s darkest moments. That unique skill was just one of his gifts.
Doc loved radio and radio loved him right back. In a brutally competitive business like radio, Doc Thompson was not just respected, he was loved – loved by those he worked alongside and those with whom he competed. Doc Thompson was the ultimate team player. He knew that by helping those around him to be better, everyone would benefit.
As an entrepreneur, Doc was relentless, always looking for the next opportunity and typically, not for himself. He saw the value to society in encouraging others to pursue their dreams, while knowing that not every dream comes true and understanding the invaluable lessons to be learned, even from failure.
Doc Thompson also loved this country and the people who fought to keep the vision of America, and the freedoms and opportunities offered to all of us, alive. He worked tirelessly on behalf of veterans and those still in service to the nation.
Mike was the loving husband of Yuna Lee; devoted father of Tiger, Jetson and Wythe; son of Nora Thompson (Earl Gordon); son-in-law of Yune He Oh; brother to Daniel Thompson (Annette), Tammy Birch and Dana Pinkert (Rocky); uncle and great uncle to many.
He was preceded in death by his father, Basil “Bud” Thompson; sister Kimberly Weems; and brother-in-law Ric Birch.
Husband, father, son, brother, friend, mentor, patriot and at times a very tall and mischievous elf, Mike Thompson was all of these. And the rest of us are so much better for having known any or all of them.
Visitation will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, February 14, at Behm Family Funeral Home, 26 River Street, Madison, Ohio.
A Funeral Mass will be held on Friday, February 15, at 11 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church, 2846 Hubbard Road in Madison, Ohio.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Doc Thompson Scholarship Fund or the Doc Thompson Family Support Fund at MercuryOne.org.
left a message on February 28, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, tomflynn2@comcast.net lit a candle
left a message on February 20, 2019:
You have my deepest condolences on your loss. The Apostle Paul wrote at 1 Corinthians 15:26 that ‘death is an enemy’. This is so true, because death robs us of friends and loved ones, but we can take comfort in his words recorded in the book of Acts 24:15 “that there is going to be a resurrection”. The Apostle Paul was not only talking about the things he saw but also repeating what the Lord Jesus Christ said as recorded at John 5:28, 29 that there would come a time “when all those in the memorial tomb would hear his voice and come out.” These words can bring us the comfort that we will be reunited with our loved ones in the near future. A future where there is no more pain, suffering or death (Revelation 21:4). This is a promise from Jehovah God (Revelation 22:6).
left a message on February 15, 2019:
Doc we will so miss your inspiration... from your support to small businesses, military veterans, all us "little guys" out there working hard to make a living! You and Skip were amazing together, I still periodically watch those crazy videos you made at TheBlaze studios!! Thank you Glenn Beck for all of your support to Doc and his family. Good night Doc Thompson, from Norridgewock Maine! I DO know where you are, though, in heaven! You are so missed already...
left a message on February 14, 2019:
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Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Steve Wilson lit a candle
left a message on February 13, 2019:
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Jody Clark lit a candle
left a message on February 13, 2019:
My condolences to the family May God give you strength and comfort ? Doc Thompson was the best podcaster I have ever listened to. His podcasts were informative, funny, we'll organized, and very entertaining. I always loved listening to his comments on current events. He will be greatly missed. 안녕 you go home now goodnight Doc Thompson wherever you are RIP ❤
left a message on February 13, 2019:
So very sorry for your loss of such a wonderful man. Now we will never get those numbers of procrastination! I also enjoyed the show and he will be greatly missed by his fans and our hearts break for you. May Jesus hold you in His tender Arms and comfort you.
left a message on February 13, 2019:
Blessings to Doc’s family and friends as they deal with their immense grief. As someone who only knew him from the early morning hours shared with him, I am heartbroken and can’t imagine the loss that those closest to him are feeling. Doc’s voice will be forever missed and never forgotten. As we all navigate a crazy world, no doubt it will often be wondered “What would Doc say?” RIP Doc - Heaven has called a genuine and wonderful servant home.
left a message on February 13, 2019:
Sorry for your losss. I knew Mike (Doc) from the radio show. My fondest memories was when he talked about his beautiful wife and children.
left a message on February 12, 2019:
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Jean Weingartner lit a candle
left a message on February 12, 2019:
Rest in GODS ARMS till we all meet again.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
left a message on February 12, 2019:
Doc was a part of my morning every day for the last five years. I will miss hearing his voice, his laugh, and his heart for helping people. I have been crying over his loss, and will for a long time to come! God Bless his family, and may they find the comfort they need. He will be forever missed and loved. Rest In Peace Doc ???
left a message on February 12, 2019:
Yuna, boys, and Docs family and friends. I did not know Doc "personally" but he was a "part" of my life for the last 10 years. A great Patriot, a huge voice for those of us who would never be heard. And my God his love for Veterans immeasurable! He always put things in perspective, always have you something to think about. Whether it was Doc or angry Doc....... His passion for the everyday person. Thank you to his family ...for sharing him with the rest of us. There is a lesson here for all of us.....but we may never know exactly what that lesson is.....just one more thing he has given us to think about. Love and prayers to you all. A loyal listener in PA
left a message on February 11, 2019:
left a message on February 11, 2019:
Doc, you will be missed. I guess we'll never get those numbers on procrastination now... I hope you have found Steve Cannon. My prayers to your family.
left a message on February 11, 2019:
I remember Doc from way back when he was on 610 WTVN in Columbus on weekends. Loves his work, so I listened to him every chance I had. Was so happy when I found his show on the Morning Blaze and I could listen to him every morning. Made my hisband a huge fan of Doc’s show. He made us laugh every day and that’s something we will miss greatly. Much love to Doc’s friends and family, who are suffering more than I can imagine. He was loved, even by strangers. We all feel this loss.
left a message on February 11, 2019:
For some one I never met , you made my days and mornings fun educational and bearable . For years you were my morning addiction...thank you for everything Doc.
left a message on February 11, 2019:
I worked with Doc at WMJI in the 90's. One night, thinking that I was alone in one of the production studios, a hand suddenly appeared from behind a reel-to-reel machine to scare the daylights out of me. Of course, it was Doc's hand and Doc's laugh that I heard as I tried to compose myself. He also liked to hide behind corners of walls so he could jump out and scare me that way. One night, I saw a shoe protruding from the corner of a hallway and as I walked toward it I thought, "I finally got him!". I triumphantly exclaimed "Aha!" as I pointed to his shoe while drawing closer. The champion of the station's shenanigans apparently had lost a little off of his fastball and was sloppy with his evil plan. Just as I was about a step away from a shoe that I could now see had no one wearing it, I heard a loud "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"... Doc had jumped out from the other side and again, scared this dumb boob who had fallen for the trick. I had to respect the joke, even if I was the butt of it. Grateful that I hadn't soiled myself, I couldn't help but laugh with Doc. Those fun, and funny, times with Doc are what I've been thinking about since I've learned of his passing which although tinged now with sadness and loss, I can still remember fondly of my time working with him at WMJI. My sincerest condolences to his family, friends and fans. When I enter heaven, I will look to both sides of the pearly gates as I cautiously walk in and if St. Peter should ask me what I'm looking for I will say, "a shoe, St. Peter, a shoe!". -Nick Tozzi
left a message on February 11, 2019:
I am so sorry for the loss of your husband and father and I pray God comforts you in your time of need. I never thought I could be this heartbroken over a person I had never met. I remember hearing Doc for the first time on The Blaze Radio and wondering, who is this man making my husband and I laugh, what a treasure Doc was. You will be missed Doc #what I learned today
left a message on February 10, 2019:
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I never met Doc but yet it feels like I lost a close friend. He was an integral part of my mornings for years and I always laughed and learned so much. God bless his soul. Comforting prayers and thoughts for his wife and his three sons. My heart felt condolences on the loss of your husband and father. After listening to his friends on the MOJO 5.0 boys, they will not let you forget your father and you'll have so many memories shared with you. God bless you all.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
It's hard to understand how I can mourn someone I've never met, but that's where I find myself suddenly. I feel like I've lost a cherished friend. Doc made with the yuk yuks and made me laugh like no one else has. I will miss him every morning. I hope St. Peter has a sense of humor and met him at the pearly gates with that effing dog on a leash. My deepest condolences to Yuna, the kids and all his friends.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Timmmy the pilot lit a candle
left a message on February 10, 2019:
I enjoyed listening to Doc in the mornings. There were many times when he had me in stitches. It is so hard to believe he is "on the roof". My heart goes out to his family, friends and co-workers. I pray God holds you all a little closer during this time. He will be missed.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
Doc will be greatly missed. We enjoyed listening to him when on the Blaze and his beautiful spirit. Sending all our love and greatest sympathy to his family and friends.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, C.J. Long lit a candle
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Doc made me laugh and made me cry. You have fought the good fight and are now home.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Robin Dahlman lit a candle
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, sales@transpropak.com lit a candle
left a message on February 10, 2019:
You will be missed, but Heaven is gaining a Fine Man. Prayers for All his family.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
You are one of the best talk radio host I've ever had the joy of listening to. In my opinion you rank right up there with "RUSH" "BECK and "LEVINE". You will be missed and never forgotten.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
God bless your family. Met Doc at a Liberty 101 Rally at the Chesterfield County Fairgrounds in 2007. A Great American and friend to all of his listeners.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
My daughter and I met Doc nd Skip at “Man in The Moon “ in Utah, I think it was 2014. They were so sweet to us. Doc made a joke about Skip and my 9 year old being about the same height. It made her laugh. We had our picture taken with them. Doc talked about running. I’m a runner myself. He was genuinely kind. They were so awesome I loved listening to Doc and skip together. He was an inspiration and will be missed. We love you Doc!!!
left a message on February 10, 2019:
I met Doc and Skip when they were visiting Tea Party groups in MN. I also was able to invite him and Skip to go shooting and had a blast. He was so comfortable to be with and he had a great sense of humor. After we went shooting he treated me and two of my friends to lunch. I also saw him down in Birmingham and he so easy to talk to and really cared about people. I was blessed to get to know him and I will sorely miss hearing him on the radio.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
Amen. I feel the same way
left a message on February 10, 2019:
Blessings to Doc’s family and friends as they deal with their immense grief. As someone who only knew him from the early morning hours shared with him, I am heartbroken and can’t imagine the loss that those closest to him are feeling. Doc’s voice will be forever missed and never forgotten. As we all navigate a crazy world, no doubt it will often be wondered “What would Doc say?” RIP Doc - Heaven has called a genuine and wonderful servant home.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
I started listening to Doc when he first went on TMB. At first, i wasnt sure about the show. And then it grew on me quickly. Doc was funny and didnt take anything too seriously. He was fearless but also compassionate. He was genuine and possibly one of the most funny entertaining educational shows ever. Doc was great. His laugh was infectious and his humor was awesome. When he left the blaze, i admit i was sad. But not as sad as today. A good man with a solid voice has passed. He has left behind a family and the world seems just a bit colder tonight. Sic semper evello mortem tyrannus, doc.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
Mike and Yuna were better together than peanut butter and jelly. They were more like ice cream with a decadent topping (whatever your favorite—that would be the one.). One of my favorite love stories of all times belong to them. Their engagement had obviously been a plan in the works for sometime. I believe Mike had asked for Yuna’s hand in marriage from her family and that had been blessed. A ring had been purchased. It was finally the weekend to propose. Except the bank where the ring had been kept in a lock box was closed! To hear Yuna tell the story, Mike was determined this was to be the weekend so he spent an untold amount of cash emptying a gum ball machine to get the big giant ring in temporary substitute for the ring in the lock box. I love this story! While Mike’s earthly journey is complete, I know he will be an angel forever for his beautiful family.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I was shocked when I heard the news. My prayers go out to his friends and family. Heading over to the Go Fund Me Page, lighting a candle and listening to The Best of Doc on my radio. Such a tragedy. Doc was bright, funny, quick and a pure joy in my mornings. Rest In Peace ☮️ my friend.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I met Doc once at a rally at the state capital in Richmond, Virginia while he hosted the afternoon show at WRVA. I also had the privilege of exchanging emails with him during that time. I am shocked at saddened to learn of his passing. My heartfelt condolences to his wife Yuna, his children, his family, and his extended family at MoJo5.0. Keith - Virginia Beach, VA.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Will miss hearing his voice on the radio :(
Prayers for his family, I can't begin to imagine what his wife and children are going through :(
left a message on February 9, 2019:
You are already so missed
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc Thompson was a light in the dark grey mornings. He made me laugh and he made me listen. I wish I could have met him. I feel like I lost a close friend. May the Holy Spirit bring comfort to his family and friends. You will be in our prayers. Lisa Kulp, PA
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc your wit, sensibilities and open minded speech was a what I loved about your shows. Doc I hope there are Carbon Parties in Heaven!
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Heartbroken and devastated over the loss of someone who spent more hours sharing his voice in our home than my husband. ;) Doc, thank you for being such a big influence and educator in my life, and a friend. We will miss you and the #JackholeNation will never let your legacy be forgotten. Now, you go home.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Lucy Watson lit a candle
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I absolutely loved him! Goodnight Steve Cannon, WHERE EVER YOU ARE!
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, martha beach lit a candle
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Mike Wencho lit a candle
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I would listen to The Morning Blaze each day while working. It was a great start to my day.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I will miss Doc Thompson, but I know he is in Heaven. I hope Yuna will be comforted by all of the support from his listeners. I want to give Yuna a big hug.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc you were an amazing individual, your gift was one of helping others, you were an angel on Earth. I never met you but I knew you like a friend. God decided to take you home too soon...Your family of friends will miss you dearly.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Damn it Doc!! Why?? Never in my life would I have though I could be so deeply hurt from losing my morning radio guy. Not knowing what ya got til it's gone took on new meaning for me Feb 6, 2019. So sad.... I'm still stunned and in disbelief. My deepest condolences to the family. Carry on Jackholes!
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I never met Doc, but he felt like the drunk uncle that you only see on Holidays, one of the family. I found his show after my dad passed. Most everything he said just clicked. He made me and my family laugh, he made us so mad that we couldn't see straight, but he was always straight forward and genuine. He will be missed and his family will be in our prayers. RIP Doc. The Collins Family (Cedar Bluff, VA)
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I came home from work the other day and turned on Blaze radio and heard Doc doing a show. I was thinking, he’s come back to TheBlaze, not knowing, till Glenn came on and announced his passing. I totally lost it. I loved him and his show. He made some horrible days at work better with his and Kris sense of humor and candor. Now, while he’s up there, I hope he can get help from God for us down here.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc, you traveled with me thru the early hours, you made my job a delight. While our world is a bit darker without you to brighten it , Heaven is a brighter place with you in it . Peace to your soul
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I dint know Doc I wouldn't recognize his voice or picture. But I have followed Yuna since their move to Arkansas and watched her report local news. I have watched Cubby from a toddler and now Wythe grow and explore the world they felt like family friends. And I'm so shocked and saddened that you must go through this unimaginable pain. Prayers for you Yuna believe it or not your boys will be your strength God will use them to get you through this tragedy. Kids are so remarkably strong.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
It's remarkable how a voice on the radio from a man you've never met could make such an impact on your life. Doc was that kind of man - he entertained his audience, he enlightened us and he regularly moved us. While I know there is a Doc sized hole left in the hearts of Yuna and the boys - just know there is a host of us out there that mourn for you and are praying for conform for you.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Even though I never met Doc in person, I knew him. He shared his life with thousands of like minded people every day. He made us laugh. He educated us. He kept us informed of the events if the day. But most of all, he brought us into his family. You will be sorely missed.....for now. RIP
left a message on February 9, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Stan & Betsy lit a candle
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I always remember him telling Brad Staggs, GO, GO!!
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Couldn’t have said it better, Jesse.... Exactly the words I would have said.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Good night Doc Thompson. Anyong you've gone home now.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I still can't believe this happened. Doc had wit, humor and wisdom that we will all miss. I am so sorry for his family and their loss. We could always feel that he really loved them. R.I.P.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
The Blaze is running “The best of Doc” all weekend. Mercury One also has a donation page for Doc. He was one of the good guys, made us laugh and think. God Bless all who have shared his gifts.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
My husband and I enjoyed listening, talking and emailing Doc while he was at WRVA in Richmond. He contributed so much patriotic strength to the Richmond area and I was thankful to meet him at a Tea Party Rally where he greeted me like a longtime friend. I never tired of his Friday antics when he played "Soul Man" We were saddened when he left Richmond but so happy for him when he became part of The Blaze and not surprised when he started his own business The Daily MoJo. I'm so thankful to have listened and known Doc and my prayer is for Yuna and those three young sons, may God bless them with comfort and strength at his time of loss.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Ive never had a truly emotional response to the untimely death of anyone that I have not personally known, until this week when i heard the achingly tragic news of the death of Doc Thompson. To the family, friends and co-workers of Doc my heart breaks for you. He fascinated me, his talent, his humor, his satire, his sarcasm, and his razor-sharp wit were all unmatched in the industry. All of the mockery and comedy that he displayed on his shows were a beacon of light in an increasingly dark world. Rest In Peace Doc Thompson, you will be sorely missed but never forgotten.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
The world's darker without you Doc. You brought light to alot of wayward souls. We'll take it from here brother, and then we'll meet you there.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Friendly, honest, fair, friend to the constitution and our nation, great conversationalist. Doc gave me a national audience to address when I was running for the US Congress as an underdog. Doc and his staff gave me a positive influence for what I was doing. Doc was not only a great radio personality, but a great patriot. RIP my friend, God’s peace and Strength Be with his family and all loved ones. God bless Fan and friend since regards John Krause Pensacola Fl
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc always made my days brighter and he had such a great sense of humor and a wonderful way of looking at world and finding the irony in the most mundane things. I never got to meet you Doc but you were like family as you chatted on the radio in our home every morning. My husband and I will miss your laughter and your optimism. Our prayers go out to your family and friends. You touched so many people and changed so many lives. RIP
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc was, by far, my favorite radio show host. He was both loving and genuine with his fans and family, and scathing in his criticism of evil and hypocrisy, of which there is far too much in this world. He taught me to be consistent, even when it hurts. He helped me to have a thicker skin. He allowed me to laugh at times when there was little to laugh at in the news of the day. I met him once, briefly, and have always wished I had gotten to know him personally. I think he was the kind of friend everyone really wants in their life. Love and prayers to Yuna, his boys, and all of his family!
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I saw Doc once live for a Matt Bevin rally in KY. I listened to him on the Morning Blaze for years. I can't imagine getting through some of my mornings without cracking up with Doc on the radio. He will be missed by so many, he touched a lot of lives. God bless his family.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc....I will miss hearing your voice every morning. You were the best.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I join thousands in shock and loss. He's truly one of the best men. To his family, and other loved ones.... he still is, and tho hell these days are, you'll be together again. Never to part. Prayer...and appreciation for sharing him with us for a little while.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Mike and I have been friends since working together at WLW in Cincinnati. Afterwards, he always made time to meet up for lunch, taking our wives out to dinner, or just chatting on the phone about his radio shows. Mike knew what a fan I was of TheBlaze and invited me and my wife to be guests of his and Yuna's at the Mercury One charity ball. He even went so far as to try and help me get a job at TheBlaze by introducing me to all the top people, including Glenn. He was as good a friend as anyone could ever hope for. So generous with his time and his talents. There will never be another like him. God bless and protect Yuna, Tiger, Cubby, and Wythe.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I really enjoyed listening to you on the Blaze. So sad you had to leave so soon. God bless you and your family.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I remember when he filled in for Beck years back. I never cared for fill-in hosts, but he was great. Was impressed when Beck took him in after Radio VA, I believe it was. Loved listening, especially when Doc would fill in for Beck after already doing his own show. What I Learned Today: treasure every day. God bless Doc, his family, and friends.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
There are no words to describe the loss of someone who had become so special to me, having never met him in person. Doc was my daily go-to for laughter & dose of common sense in this crazy world. He had a way of just making a listener feel like he was your best friend. His caring, compassionate soul was evident every single day, & I can not begin to express the void that is left. Heaven gained a gem this week. Thank you so much to Yuna, the boys, extended family, & friends for sharing such an impactful soul with us. Doc is greatly loved, & will be missed forever. I will continue prayers for you all & will continue to follow Brad, Matt, Ron, & the Mojo family. RIP, Doc.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
You blessed so many with your talent & heart. Prayers for your loving family that you left too early. You will be missed. RIP Doc ❤ ~The Lamberts (Dallas, Tx)
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I'll miss your cute, sweet laugh, and wicked-fast brain and sense of humor.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I can’t believe ur gone, every time I here a commercial w ur voice it brings a tear to my eyes....... never met u but still feel like I lost a brother, maybe bc im a load mouth jackhole too....... c u when I get there, hopefully u will have those procrastination #’s when I get there.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
A few years ago Doc featured my brother on 'Building America' and I was happy to tune in... Morning Blaze became my daily staple, as his authenticity and 'let's not take ourselves to seriously' approach are rare finds. Long a conservative but not always resonating with republican party lines, Doc helped me puta handle on my libertarian heart... and he seemed to truly desire to be his best and bring out the best in others. Undergirded with professed faith in Jesus Christ as Lord – and continual humor. It makes no human sense that God would allow such tragedy, much less to an outstanding person of influence like Doc. I'm praying for Yuna and their boys, for their needs to be met and arms to love them through, and that they would run to the foot of the cross with every emotion and grief, and find that God is faithful. Praying too for comfort to abound to Kris, Skip, Brad, and all who knew Doc and are hurting with his passing. "No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord." Romans 8:37-39
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Brian Hagen lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
I never met Doc but I listen to him almost everday for 5 years. He will be greatly missed. I am praying for your family. May God give you some peace in this difficult time.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Elizabeth Stevens lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Send thoughts and prayers to you and your family. So sorry for your loss.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Doc was such a force of nature! He explored people and topics on his show that would never cross most of our paths, opening up new avenues for all of us. The numbers on procrastination, what I learned today, Friday leftovers and all of his bits were without equal. My condolences to and prayers for Yuma and the boys, his family and all who love him. Fly high and Rest In Peace, Doc. By the way, have you found Steve Cannon?
left a message on February 8, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Resha O. lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Doc was my friend, my mentor and my brother. I'll miss you Doc until we meet in heaven. Take care and I can't wait to shake your hand again. RIP.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
I met "Doc" in Cincinnati several times and I could clearly see he was a genuine person. He always had time for his listeners and made them feel like they were his best friends. Thru "Doc" I have met several people I never would have met and established new lifetime friendships. I can't thank Doc enough for that.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Doc challenged me to think and see things from a different point of view. He will be sorely missed.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Mic Fare-friar lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
He was a part of my life every morning on the radio, although I never met him, I feel his loss like I lost a family member. He has touched so many lives and will never be forgotten. Thoughts and prayers to all his family and friends.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Connie Treonze lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
My deepest sympathy for the loss of your Husband & Father!
left a message on February 8, 2019:
While I never had the honor of meeting him in person, Doc felt like a member of my family. After listening to him for many years, conversations about his show were a daily occurrence in my home. He changed my life in so many ways. His enthusiasm and humor will be missed. My deepest sympathies and prayers go to his family and friends.
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TMB and Mojo50 were a vital part of my mornings for a long time. I can't imagine never hearing him again. It breaks my heart. Praying for his family and friends. If I miss him this much, I can only imagine what people who actually knew him are going through.
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Every morning my husband and I would listen to Doc over coffee to start the day right. His talent was beyond measure and his comedy was always on point. He will be greatly missed by us and we pray for peace for his family.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Janette Ayearst lit a candle
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Doc, you are missed so much already. You have made us all better people knowing you. Jeremy Hanson- Iowa
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I never met Doc, but he entertained and informed me for 7 years via TheBlaze and MoJo50. Over that time he became a friend and a brother from another mother. It seemed we had so much in common. His family, friends, and co-workers are in my thoughts and prayers during this time. Annyeong!! Doc, now you’re home!!
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My sincere condolences to Doc' s family and friends. May God bless you and confront you in this time of loss.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Jenny Kefauver lit a candle
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God speed Doc RIP
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Every morning at 6am, I would tune in to The Morning Blaze with Doc and Skip. Through snow storms, bus rides, car rides, births, moves, new jobs, Doc’s voice was always in my head. He started MoJo 50, and I swore to follow him wherever he went, because I’d gotten so used to his humor, his passion for people and the truth, and his listeners. These past few days I’ve learned how great a man he was, so giving of his time and knowledge and skills to help others. My mornings will never be the same, as there never will be another Doc Thompson. My deepest and sincerest condolences, as we are all with you in this difficult time. God bless, Raquel Lee (@rockiwithani)
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Sincerest condolences to Doc's family and friends. I never knew that the passing of someone whom I never met could affect me so deeply. This is a tough one to swallow... *cow bell* Sic semper tyrannis! Good night, Doc Thompson.
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“Doc” you have me a new way to articulate political conversations to my liberal friends. You made a great impression on me and taught me a better thinking process and to be myself discussing my political views You will be missed. I will continue to learn from you on YouTube and of course listen to The MoJo 5.0!!
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Bethoc Aeilflaed lit a candle
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I remember listening to Doc on our Richmond Va radio station and even met him in person at a republican convention while he was live on the radio was not the same when he left Richmond and will be sorely missed now. fly high Doc
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Keep God busy. My condolences to his brothers in radio, but especially to wife and children.
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So sorry for your loss! My prayers for you and your family!! I know he will be vigilantly looking over his family and friends... Godspeed Doc! God Bless!
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Ian Finch lit a candle
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Doc was a man who always stood for small business and went to bat for honor. He reached his audiences everywhere he went and never strayed from asking the tough questions. He never compromised his beliefs and the world has lost a truly good man. I send prayers to all that loved and knew Doc.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Joe Acciarito lit a candle
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was just a listener of his radio show.... my thoughts and prayers to the family and friends... may God’s Grace comfort you all ?
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Sending prayers and loving thoughts to Doc's family and friends. May he rest in eternal peace. ♥️
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My heart felt condolences and prayers to Doc's family and friends. All I can say is he will be deeply missed by this Patriot.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Stacie Bilby lit a candle
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Listening to Doc over the years when he would fill in for Glen I became an instant fan. His patriotism and desire to bring out a he best in others, his knowledge & sense of humor became my shot of expresso that jump started my day on the right foot. On the morning show with Skip & the others like Jeffy, Kris, Brad, and the others made me laugh on days when I didn’t think I could. Doc your spirit will live on in our hearts forever. Rest easy Sir! Praying God to hold your family & loved ones close and gives comfort in their sorrow
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My heart was torn apart hearing of my friends passing. We never met in person but he has been with me daily for years. We shared a sense of humor and quick wittedness that kept me glued to the radio. Describing his dog and the puddles he found while removing the baseboard of a cabinet in the kitchen was priceless. A real guy doing real guy stuff, describing real guy thoughts kept us laughing. Doc’s passion for our military and vets, for honor, for common sense, and for liberty was simply amazing. A family man, man of God, and a man of freedom. Thank you Michael for blessing me with your time and thoughts. You are deeply missed.
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Doc made our days brighter. We will miss him desperately.
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Twenty-One Bell Salute! Doc lifted everyone up and changed the world.
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I started listening to Doc around 7 years ago when I still lived in Germany. I immigrated to the US in 2013 and was excited to hear he'd be in Topeka the following year at a Kris Kobach event. I drove down there to meet him and Skip in person. The following year I started my own business. Everytime it didn't go as planned I listened to Doc whose love for small business remotivated me. I was hoping to one day be on a Building America segment, when I was ready to expand my business beyond state lines. I already miss hearing him in the morning! Good night Doc Thompson, wherever you are!
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I was on cloud when I finally got the chance to meet Doc for the first time. I'm so happy to have known him. He touched countless hearts and minds. Doc will never be forgotten. Sic semper tyrannis. Goodnight, Doc Thompson, wherever you are! Anyong, now, you go home!
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Doc, I had been listening to you since your first day on the Blaze. I was fortunate enough to call and talk to you multiple times and even meet you in person in Atlanta back in 2014. I can’t express to you(and I wish I could now) how much of an impact you made on me and helped to change my perspective on things and perspective on life. When I heard about your passing all I could do was think this was a horrible prank. I am still struggling with accepting you being gone. I was also fortunate enough to watch your last show live not knowing it was your last show. I am at a complete loss of words and I just can't express just how sad I am not to to hear your voice in the mornings. You will forever live in my thoughts and memories. I shall miss you greatly Doc. Your family has been in and will continue to be in my prayers.
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I never met Doc, but I listened to him nearly every day. I own my own business in Papillion, NE: the smallest of small businesses, with me being the only employee. Doc’s passion for small business, his interviewing people who have succeeded, and his enthusiasm to help people like me was inspiring. He let us into his life and gave us so many laughs. The chemistry he had with everyone else he worked with was amazing, and was always surprised when Skip, then Cal, then Kris, then Brad took over and he made them part of the show and it never missed a beat. I love all those guys too! I can only imagine how tough it must have been on you the last several years when Doc was gone so much of the time. It was obvious he wanted to eventually make life better for you all, and I really believe great things were going to happen for him. I lost my dad last year in April. I miss him every day, but I’m no way want him back on this earth, because I know he is in heaven with Jesus. There’s no pain, no struggles there. From what I’ve heard from all week of listening to people talk about him, I believe Doc is there too. It is my prayer that you can feel the Holy Spirit lift you up over the next days, months, and years. I could feel people praying for me and holding me up when my father passed away. Imagine how many prayers are being said for you!
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Listening to Doc and Skip in the mornings after relocating to MA gave me a reason to get out of bed! I knew no one so they quickly became the friendly voices that were a part of my day.
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Doc was one of my favorite hosts to work with, in the advertising business. I always knew he would get it done and was looking forward to partnering with him as Mojo grew. On one of my visits, to Dallas, we drove around running errands and I witnessed his frightening multitasking skills, while he took calls, maintained our conversation and dodged cars on the freeway. Heaven has a new voice, an amazing one and we all will miss his presence. I pray for his family, friends and colleagues, that you will be consoled by your great memories and the knowledge that he is entertaining a higher audience. Ben Pratt TheBlaze
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It's so true that Doc was the best friend that a lot of us never actually met. To some of us, he was our mentor or guide through this crazy political climate of late. I will miss listening to his words of wisdom, his quick witted humor and his heartfelt rants about so many topics. He will be dearly missed by us all. His spirit and legacy will be carried by every one of his fans and friends whose lives were changed by this great man.
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Good night, Doc Thompson, wherever you are. Michael, now, you go home.
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I can really say nothing more poignant and perfect than this. I’ll simply say, hear hear.
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I started listening to him when he was the morning guy on WRVA. I was living in Vermont at the time and was tired of my local morning radio. I was too lazy to do much of a search for someone to listen to before Glenn Beck. I was hooked on Doc from the 1st day and followed him since. He will be greatly missed. Thank you Doc for all the fun.
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I am still in shock. I never got to meet Doc in person, but listening to him for so many years I felt like he was an old friend. He made this sad word so much brighter. His insight and wit always made me laugh and think. I will not forget the impact he had on me. Loyal Jackhole, Bryan Adamson #somanywords
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I listened to Doc every morning. When I read that he had passed, I was in shock and felt like a family member had died. I’ve never experienced this feeling other than the loss of a family member or close friend. I think it says a lot about him when so many people have expressed the same thoughts and feelings for a man they only knew through the radio. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and radio brothers and sisters.
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For so many years, Doc has been the best friend I never met. Every day on the radio or on podcasts - if he was subbing for someone I didn’t usually listen to I’d listen just to hear his humorous and irreverent take on things. He has been my favorite radio host since the first time I heard him and over the years at the Blaze and Mojo he introduced me to other great people, great products, great causes, and of course, his great family. Yuna, you and the boys are in our prayers. The world has lost a wise, talented, and extraordinary man. We mourn with you. Our pain cannot compare to yours but please know how much the people who loved Doc without meeting him love you and the boys. Eternal rest grant unto Doc, O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon him. May he Rest In Peace.
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I started listening to Doc and Skip about 5 years ago. They quickly grew on me. Even tho his sidekick changed from time to time, I always stuck with Doc. I am gonna miss hearing his voice so much every morning.
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I didn’t know Doc in person, and he wouldn’t know me from the average other person walking down the street. However I knew him from his radio shows. He is now up with casey kasem and Paul Harvey putting on the best show ever. sic semper tyrannis
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Started to listen to Doc when he was at The Blaze. Continued to listen when he left to build Mojo 50. During the hardest time in my life he brought a laugh and a suck it up and move on attitude in a good way. I must say Angry Doc was my favorite shows. He was hilarious and informative at the same time. My condolences and best wishes for his family and radio brothers and sisters.
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I will miss Doc. I didn't know him personally, but he was very much a part of my life. From the first time I heard him fill in for Glenn Beck, I tracked him down and began listening to him. I was thrilled when he got his own show on the Blaze and I followed him to Mojo. Doc and Skip brought laughter into my life again, after my son committed suicide. On days I was completely devastated, he made me see that I could still laugh and live even when life seemed hopeless. His generosity to the small businesses and Veterans around the country was inspiring. Thank you Yuna for sharing him with us. I have you, his boys, his family and close friends in my prayers. I pray God gives your heart solace in this time of turmoil. He was a very special man and will be missed horribly.
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Wow. I’m still waiting to hear the punch line to this....Doc was a part of my life for the last 8 years and I knew I could always count on him for a smile, a laugh, and usually had me in tears from laughing hard on a daily basis. I am a small business owner and work alone so he along with the rest of the guys were my “coworkers”. It will never be the same with him. To his family i send you love, hugs, & prayers. Mojo must go on. Good night Doc Thompson where ever you are. We know where you are. Enjoy Heaven and someday I will finally get to meet the man that made me laugh every morning. ❤️?
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Doc wasn't born here in Richmond, VA, but we consider him one of our own! As a host on WRVA, he left a mark on this town in so many wonderful ways. He wasn't just a radio host or a celebrity -- he was down in the trenches side-by-side with the rest of us. He inspired many people to step out of their comfort zone to be more and do more than they ever imagined! I was dumbfounded and absolutely crushed to learn the news on Wednesday. He was an inspiration. He was on an incredible path, and we knew he was destined for amazing things! Yuna & the boys -- my heart goes out to you. We love you all, and we're praying for you.
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What can I say....Doc made my mornings a little brighter. He made me laugh....he made me think. We always knew he was the real deal. RIP ....hope to see you on the other side.
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My Friday mornings will now always hear Soul Man playing. Doc, you made me learn and made me laugh. What a combination! My thanks to your family for sharing you with us. You will be missed for a lifetime. God bless. ❤️
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I am still trying to come to acceptance about this tremendous loss. I have been listening to Doc on the radio and Internet for years, and it feels like I lost a brother from another mother. I remember when he would fill in for Glenn Beck during Christmas, and he made me laugh one minute and think about the important news of the day in the next minute. Doc will be sorely missed.
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RIP Doc. I will miss you on the radio and Blaze TV. Learned from you and you also made me laugh. God Bless you and be with your family.
Margie Jones
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RIP Doc. I will miss you on the radio and Blaze TV. Learned from you and you also made me laugh. God Bless you and be with your family .
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I never met Doc in person, but after several years of listening to him on the radio, he was a major part of my life. Enough so, that I consider him family. He had a big heart, was funny, and was someone who I would have loved to get to know personally. I looked forward to each of his broadcasts, and now, my heart mourns in memory of him. He will forever be remembered for the kind and fun soul that he was. My prayers are with his family, and with his friends and many listeners who called him family. Rest In Peace, brother Doc.
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Life is not going to be the same without Doc starting my day. Ive listen to Doc since he started on the Blaze. I wish that I'd found him sooner and regret to have not met the man. But do feel like I've known him forever. It is with the utmost respect that I say goodbye. I will miss you my friend!
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The world has lost a great man. Without Doc, there is now a little less laughter, less warmth, less heart. He leaves a great void... but we are all better for having known him.
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Oh God! Not a Doc. May he rest in peace. I will miss his funny remarks. What a loss for many. He'll be able to take all the procrastinated calls now. Thoughts and prayers with his family. He will be greatly missed. Gone so soon.
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RIP Doc. You were my morning person and I will miss you. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Your "f**n dog" must be happy to have you with him. Now goodnight Doc, wherever you are. Sic semper tyrannis
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First heard of Doc covering for Glenn Beck. Listened to when in Detroit before as well. Living in Scotland I'd listen to his show everyday at work and my days at work now won't be the same. The world has lost a great man and i know Brad and the mojo50 family will do him proud and keep his legacy alive and make it grow. You've been taken from us far too soon Doc but the Lord obviously wanted up in heaven. You were loved and will be missed by many. RIP Doc ☹️
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You will be missed especially that captivating voice that was music to my ears.. Funny and serious character put into one. I can't think of anyone in radio that comes close to your personalty Doc. May you be with the Lord and may the Lord watch over your Family.. Godspeed Doc.. We lost a great one...
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Like so many, I considered Doc the friend I never met. For years, every morning we talked and laughed together. OK, well, sure, he couldn't hear me talking, but that's beside the point. He shared his insights, his wisdom, his wit, his faith, and his cherished family. I am grateful that Yuna enabled him to thrive in his chosen field. He could not have done it without her support. Now, in this time of loss, we support her in our prayers. May God comfort and grant you all the peace that passes all understanding.
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Doc, I never met you but I spent years of my life listening to you. You were an insightful man who loved his family and friends. My heart breaks for all of the loved ones that you've left behind. Godspeed, sir.
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There is nothing I could say that hasn’t been said already. So let’s find out what I have learned today. The deep sadness I feel for losing a friend I have never met in person, but has taught me so much and made me laugh so much in the mornings you will truly be missed ole friend. Goodnight Doc Thompson now you are home.
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Doc was a very good friend and colleague for nearly 10 years. After I heard him fill in for Glenn one day, I contacted him and we became instant friends. He was always helpful, always was happy to lend an ear and book my guests anytime I asked on his shows before, during, and his post-Blaze career. He was a bright shining light who always knew how to make people laugh and smile. The world needs more Doc Thompsons. Miss you greatly dear friend.
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I have been very informed and entertained by Doc. I have never felt such a strong connection and loss from a man I never met. I miss you buddy.
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He gave me my name of Constitutional Drunk. He made me laugh and helped me embrace my libertarian self. He was my best friend I only talked and tweeted to. I bet he would've loved me as much as I loved him. Godspeed my friend.
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Doc saved my marriage by talking some sense into me. When to argue, when to listen, when to accept the POS car and the f-ing dog. Keep smiling and be grateful for the day God has given us, and for the people around us. The world will be a lot more quiet without Doc's voice.. and not in a good way. He will be missed terribly. God bless you Yuna. God bless the boys.
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Doc words will never describe how much of a void that you have filled in my life over the years. I never meet you, but just by listening, you were like a Dad I never had. You have truly blessed and left your mark on so many people. Your legacy will live on forever. Love you brother and rest in peace. Prayers to all of your family.
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I’m a Virginia girl who found Doc on RVA and knew he was a kindred spirit and thanks to the internet I was able to follow him thru the years all the way to Mojo 50. I work overnights and Doc was a constant friend thru the night thanks to podcasts. The world has lost an amazing man and my thoughts and prayers go out to Yuma and the kids
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I have been a fan of Doc's for years, and was fortunate enough to meet him in person once, only to find out how genuine he really was. I admired his determination to go out and change the world rather than just talking about it. He will be loved and not forgotten. Annyong, Doc. Now, you go home.
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I’ve listened to Doc and Skip when few times they filled for Glenn. After several shows, Ho Ho what’s this these guys are awesome. I’ve listened to them and then to Doc since 2013. He made me laugh, think and agree with angry Doc. I am still in denial and I wish this is all a big prank. Unfortunately this is not the case. I followed Doc to Mojo 5.0 and will miss him terribly. I feel I lost a friend I never met. He was open, honest, and hilarious. He created the Jackholes who will keep his memory alive. Right now his is in Heaven with his Dad and that f’n dog having a cold one watching all over us. Our lives are emptier without him. New Hampshire...
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Listened to Skip and Doc in Detroit, then on the Blaze, always insightful, whitty and answered my posts. God is building a conservative/libertarian base in heaven. God bless
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I am so sorry for your loss Thompson family & friends. My early morning commutes will never be the same again! The contagious laughter (I am sure people thought I was crazy). Thanks for the memories Doc!
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Doc, you will be greatly missed. You were so much fun, inspirational, informative and a humble teacher of humanity. Why is one of our good guys taken from us? I pray your legacy will live on through those you inspired to do good for our fellow man. May God keep you and bless you as well as your loved ones and all your endeared friends. RIP my brother in Christ.
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I only felt this type of sadness when we lost Andrew Breibart. Its rather strange to feel such emotion about someone you've never met, but listened to on radio. He was a bright spot and what I most admired about Doc was his ability to bring a bit of humor to frank discussion. My sympathies to his family and friends. You are all in my prayers. My final #whatilearnedtoday is to live for today. RIP Doc.
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I listened to Doc for many years when he was at WRVA and knew mutual friends of his. I also loved when he filled in nationally especially one day in particular, I had just moved to Florida from Virginia and was trying to learn my way around when I turned on the radio and heard Doc’s voice... It gave me a comforting feeling and reminded me of the afternoon show that I had tuned into in Va. for years, usually when picking my son up from school. I sent him a quick message telling him that and his response was so cool.... He said “Hi Lori Lange!?” and we exchanged well wishes since he was just starting at The Blaze with Glenn Beck. After that we had somewhat of a disagreement online regarding a certain subject, but he always let others express their opinions without shutting them down and he was respectful. He will be very missed..... My thoughts and prayers and deepest sympathy to his family, friends and co-workers as well as all of his faithful listeners.
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Your loss is our loss. Prayers for grace and abundant blessings in all things. Maggie Michel
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Sic Semper Tyrannis Good night Steve Cannon....Wherever you are!! Annyeong!! Now, you go home!! You are home. Rest easy. And if you can, send us a sign with those new numbers on procrastination.
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Doc I didn't know you in "real" life but I feel like I did somehow. We sure will miss hearing you every day at our house. You brought a lot of laughter. But you never did get to those numbers on procrastination...
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I became a fan of Doc when he worked for Glenn Beck. I came for Glenn, and enjoyed listening to Doc even more. Eventually I only listened to Doc. Then I followed Doc to MoJo. When Brad came on the air Wednesday morning and said that Doc was on the roof, I lost it. I cried just as much that day as those who knew him personally. I know he is at home with the Lord. I will miss you on the air every morning. I will keep your wife and children in my prayers. Keep 'em laughing up there in heaven Doc!
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Doc was my morning voice for so many years I feel like my day isnt right without him. He will be sorely missed. Condolences to his family. God bless and be strong.
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Doc is one of the reasons I decided to get my shot together and helped me become a better person. He had to make everyone around him better. I cant imagine how deeply missed he will be. Doc wasn't supposed to go out like this
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I started listening to Doc and Skip when they came to the blaze. I left with Doc. he was high-larious. he made me laugh, and find a way to understand my feelings on politics andlife. he is in a better place. those of who never met him can someday. those who knwe him and particularly his family will again be with him. I was proud to donate $20-same as down town.
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Doc was everything that every other broadcaster wishes they were. His broadcasts should be studied by those wanting to do a conservative libertarian podcast as a master class. God bless you sir, and God be with your family. Sic semper tyrannis! Good night Doc Thompson, wherever you are! Indiana Mike
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Was so sorry to hear about Doc’s sudden death. Always enjoyed listening to him on WRVA in Richmond, VA. He will definitely be missed. Sending along my deepest sympathy.
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I never met Doc but I feel like I knew him like a brother. 6 years I listened, laughed, got angry, and laughed some more. This world lost a great man, and heaven gained a angel. My heart goes out to his wife, kids, coworkers and everyone he touched.
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I first heard Doc on The Blaze radio. I was taken by his humor and quick wit. I loved getting up in the morning to hear him. He made the dry everyday seem fresh and full of humor. I know my sentiments won't dull the pain you are feeling from this loss, and it's a big one, but I hope you know how much he touched and meant to so many of us. His life was so wonderful and he lived it to the fullest. If only we could stop time and go back wouldn't it be great but since we can't I will try to remember the happiness he brought me when I heard him on the radio and cling to the fact that his life was not a waste but had a huge impact. I have been so sad since i heard the news. I will try not to be in the coming days as i remember the fullness of his life. I am going to go listen to his podcasts to try to fill my heart with good memories. Prayers for peace for you all.
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I loved listening to to Doc!! He is greatly missed. Love & Prayers to his family & friends!!!
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I followed Doc for years-from Richmond drive time to Ohio, Detroit, The Blaze and finally Mojo50. On 2 separate trips to adoption trips to China, it was comforting to find Doc and Skip and laugh- a taste of home when it was just me and my baby. He made me laugh like no one else. His relentless drive to be better made me want to be a better person too. We are praying for the family.
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Doc has been able to express what I’m thinking perhaps more than anyone but in an incredibly entertaining, informative, and profound way. For that reason, I’ve always felt like I’ve been listening to a member of my own family, and now mornings are never going to be the same without his goofy sense of humor. I can only offer my eternal thanks to Doc’s family and friends for sharing him with the rest of the world. Good night, Doc Thompson....wherever you are.
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I'll miss the thoughtful, funny, patriotic storyteller. God speed Doc.
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The first time I heard Doc, I was hooked. From that moment on, I never missed a show. I loved his wit, sense of humor and his honesty. He truly was, one in a million. Rest in peace, my friend.
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Its with great sadness that I write this, "Doc" even though I never met him made me feel a part of his life, almost family. His deminor came across as inviting as he wanted to be a friend to everyone he touched. The years I listened to his radio broadcasts gave me information, laughter and comfort. His belief in what people could accomplish has made me strive for more than I would ever would without him. All I can say about Michael "Doc"" Thompson is that only a person with such high morals and love for family and people could influence so many to want more out of their lives. My heart goes out to his family. God give you comfort and strength and know Michael did more for those he would never meet then then long friends ever could
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Like so many, I thought of Doc as I friend I never met. He started my every day with thought provoking insight, laughter, and a genuine belief that in our great country anything is possible. He will be remembered. Praying for the peace that passes all understanding for his family and friends.
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Too soon... such a great talent... RIP Doc... prayers to family and friends... just so sad!!!
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Some lights burn too brightly for this world, so The Father calls them home to light His house. Doc’s light will always leave a halo on earth in the smiles and eyes of his children, and those who love him. And, I’ll never be able to eat spotted dic.....
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Doc wasn’t just some guy on the radio. He created a culture that is made up of likeminded strangers who have become a family. I take comfort in the fact that he is in a better place now and I know I will see him again someday when God calls me home.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
He was so much company to me on my hour drive to work. I’m heart goes out to the family. God bless!
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Like so many others, I never met "Doc" in person. However he did visit with us every morning for years. Before the Blaze was even a thing. We followed him to MOJO. We couldn't imagine mornings without him. We still can't. Yuna, you are in our prayers daily.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Doc was my favorite part of the morning. He was the reason I joined Twitter, so that I too could be a Jackhole and occasionally make him laugh with a comment or 2. Doc loved America and the American Dream, and used his talents to help others achieve their American Dream as well: he was what was right with America. Doc touched so many people, and will be missed greatly. His influence was strong and I know those closest to him will carry on his legacy. I wish I could have met him in person, but I’ll just have to wait until later. Tom “Smirking Jackhole” Folsom
left a message on February 8, 2019:
So sorry to here this ready miss doc in Richmond va . God bless him and his family rest in peace
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Doc has been a part of our family since the day we turned on the radio and first heard him. Earth lost a great man and heaven gained a huge hearted comedian. Miss you already my friend. Fear not the darkness For you have walked in the light. -Love the Bonesteel Family.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
So long Buckhorn Kid. You will be missed.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, tomflynn2@comcast.net lit a candle
left a message on February 20, 2019:
You have my deepest condolences on your loss. The Apostle Paul wrote at 1 Corinthians 15:26 that ‘death is an enemy’. This is so true, because death robs us of friends and loved ones, but we can take comfort in his words recorded in the book of Acts 24:15 “that there is going to be a resurrection”. The Apostle Paul was not only talking about the things he saw but also repeating what the Lord Jesus Christ said as recorded at John 5:28, 29 that there would come a time “when all those in the memorial tomb would hear his voice and come out.” These words can bring us the comfort that we will be reunited with our loved ones in the near future. A future where there is no more pain, suffering or death (Revelation 21:4). This is a promise from Jehovah God (Revelation 22:6).
left a message on February 15, 2019:
Doc we will so miss your inspiration... from your support to small businesses, military veterans, all us "little guys" out there working hard to make a living! You and Skip were amazing together, I still periodically watch those crazy videos you made at TheBlaze studios!! Thank you Glenn Beck for all of your support to Doc and his family. Good night Doc Thompson, from Norridgewock Maine! I DO know where you are, though, in heaven! You are so missed already...
left a message on February 14, 2019:
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Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
left a message on February 14, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Steve Wilson lit a candle
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Jody Clark lit a candle
left a message on February 13, 2019:
My condolences to the family May God give you strength and comfort ? Doc Thompson was the best podcaster I have ever listened to. His podcasts were informative, funny, we'll organized, and very entertaining. I always loved listening to his comments on current events. He will be greatly missed. 안녕 you go home now goodnight Doc Thompson wherever you are RIP ❤
left a message on February 13, 2019:
So very sorry for your loss of such a wonderful man. Now we will never get those numbers of procrastination! I also enjoyed the show and he will be greatly missed by his fans and our hearts break for you. May Jesus hold you in His tender Arms and comfort you.
left a message on February 13, 2019:
Blessings to Doc’s family and friends as they deal with their immense grief. As someone who only knew him from the early morning hours shared with him, I am heartbroken and can’t imagine the loss that those closest to him are feeling. Doc’s voice will be forever missed and never forgotten. As we all navigate a crazy world, no doubt it will often be wondered “What would Doc say?” RIP Doc - Heaven has called a genuine and wonderful servant home.
left a message on February 13, 2019:
Sorry for your losss. I knew Mike (Doc) from the radio show. My fondest memories was when he talked about his beautiful wife and children.
left a message on February 12, 2019:
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Jean Weingartner lit a candle
left a message on February 12, 2019:
Rest in GODS ARMS till we all meet again.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
left a message on February 12, 2019:
Doc was a part of my morning every day for the last five years. I will miss hearing his voice, his laugh, and his heart for helping people. I have been crying over his loss, and will for a long time to come! God Bless his family, and may they find the comfort they need. He will be forever missed and loved. Rest In Peace Doc ???
left a message on February 12, 2019:
Yuna, boys, and Docs family and friends. I did not know Doc "personally" but he was a "part" of my life for the last 10 years. A great Patriot, a huge voice for those of us who would never be heard. And my God his love for Veterans immeasurable! He always put things in perspective, always have you something to think about. Whether it was Doc or angry Doc....... His passion for the everyday person. Thank you to his family ...for sharing him with the rest of us. There is a lesson here for all of us.....but we may never know exactly what that lesson is.....just one more thing he has given us to think about. Love and prayers to you all. A loyal listener in PA
left a message on February 11, 2019:
left a message on February 11, 2019:
Doc, you will be missed. I guess we'll never get those numbers on procrastination now... I hope you have found Steve Cannon. My prayers to your family.
left a message on February 11, 2019:
I remember Doc from way back when he was on 610 WTVN in Columbus on weekends. Loves his work, so I listened to him every chance I had. Was so happy when I found his show on the Morning Blaze and I could listen to him every morning. Made my hisband a huge fan of Doc’s show. He made us laugh every day and that’s something we will miss greatly. Much love to Doc’s friends and family, who are suffering more than I can imagine. He was loved, even by strangers. We all feel this loss.
left a message on February 11, 2019:
For some one I never met , you made my days and mornings fun educational and bearable . For years you were my morning addiction...thank you for everything Doc.
left a message on February 11, 2019:
I worked with Doc at WMJI in the 90's. One night, thinking that I was alone in one of the production studios, a hand suddenly appeared from behind a reel-to-reel machine to scare the daylights out of me. Of course, it was Doc's hand and Doc's laugh that I heard as I tried to compose myself. He also liked to hide behind corners of walls so he could jump out and scare me that way. One night, I saw a shoe protruding from the corner of a hallway and as I walked toward it I thought, "I finally got him!". I triumphantly exclaimed "Aha!" as I pointed to his shoe while drawing closer. The champion of the station's shenanigans apparently had lost a little off of his fastball and was sloppy with his evil plan. Just as I was about a step away from a shoe that I could now see had no one wearing it, I heard a loud "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"... Doc had jumped out from the other side and again, scared this dumb boob who had fallen for the trick. I had to respect the joke, even if I was the butt of it. Grateful that I hadn't soiled myself, I couldn't help but laugh with Doc. Those fun, and funny, times with Doc are what I've been thinking about since I've learned of his passing which although tinged now with sadness and loss, I can still remember fondly of my time working with him at WMJI. My sincerest condolences to his family, friends and fans. When I enter heaven, I will look to both sides of the pearly gates as I cautiously walk in and if St. Peter should ask me what I'm looking for I will say, "a shoe, St. Peter, a shoe!". -Nick Tozzi
left a message on February 11, 2019:
I am so sorry for the loss of your husband and father and I pray God comforts you in your time of need. I never thought I could be this heartbroken over a person I had never met. I remember hearing Doc for the first time on The Blaze Radio and wondering, who is this man making my husband and I laugh, what a treasure Doc was. You will be missed Doc #what I learned today
left a message on February 10, 2019:
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I never met Doc but yet it feels like I lost a close friend. He was an integral part of my mornings for years and I always laughed and learned so much. God bless his soul. Comforting prayers and thoughts for his wife and his three sons. My heart felt condolences on the loss of your husband and father. After listening to his friends on the MOJO 5.0 boys, they will not let you forget your father and you'll have so many memories shared with you. God bless you all.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
It's hard to understand how I can mourn someone I've never met, but that's where I find myself suddenly. I feel like I've lost a cherished friend. Doc made with the yuk yuks and made me laugh like no one else has. I will miss him every morning. I hope St. Peter has a sense of humor and met him at the pearly gates with that effing dog on a leash. My deepest condolences to Yuna, the kids and all his friends.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Timmmy the pilot lit a candle
left a message on February 10, 2019:
I enjoyed listening to Doc in the mornings. There were many times when he had me in stitches. It is so hard to believe he is "on the roof". My heart goes out to his family, friends and co-workers. I pray God holds you all a little closer during this time. He will be missed.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
Doc will be greatly missed. We enjoyed listening to him when on the Blaze and his beautiful spirit. Sending all our love and greatest sympathy to his family and friends.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, C.J. Long lit a candle
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Doc made me laugh and made me cry. You have fought the good fight and are now home.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Robin Dahlman lit a candle
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, sales@transpropak.com lit a candle
left a message on February 10, 2019:
You will be missed, but Heaven is gaining a Fine Man. Prayers for All his family.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
You are one of the best talk radio host I've ever had the joy of listening to. In my opinion you rank right up there with "RUSH" "BECK and "LEVINE". You will be missed and never forgotten.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
God bless your family. Met Doc at a Liberty 101 Rally at the Chesterfield County Fairgrounds in 2007. A Great American and friend to all of his listeners.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
My daughter and I met Doc nd Skip at “Man in The Moon “ in Utah, I think it was 2014. They were so sweet to us. Doc made a joke about Skip and my 9 year old being about the same height. It made her laugh. We had our picture taken with them. Doc talked about running. I’m a runner myself. He was genuinely kind. They were so awesome I loved listening to Doc and skip together. He was an inspiration and will be missed. We love you Doc!!!
left a message on February 10, 2019:
I met Doc and Skip when they were visiting Tea Party groups in MN. I also was able to invite him and Skip to go shooting and had a blast. He was so comfortable to be with and he had a great sense of humor. After we went shooting he treated me and two of my friends to lunch. I also saw him down in Birmingham and he so easy to talk to and really cared about people. I was blessed to get to know him and I will sorely miss hearing him on the radio.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
Amen. I feel the same way
left a message on February 10, 2019:
Blessings to Doc’s family and friends as they deal with their immense grief. As someone who only knew him from the early morning hours shared with him, I am heartbroken and can’t imagine the loss that those closest to him are feeling. Doc’s voice will be forever missed and never forgotten. As we all navigate a crazy world, no doubt it will often be wondered “What would Doc say?” RIP Doc - Heaven has called a genuine and wonderful servant home.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
I started listening to Doc when he first went on TMB. At first, i wasnt sure about the show. And then it grew on me quickly. Doc was funny and didnt take anything too seriously. He was fearless but also compassionate. He was genuine and possibly one of the most funny entertaining educational shows ever. Doc was great. His laugh was infectious and his humor was awesome. When he left the blaze, i admit i was sad. But not as sad as today. A good man with a solid voice has passed. He has left behind a family and the world seems just a bit colder tonight. Sic semper evello mortem tyrannus, doc.
left a message on February 10, 2019:
Mike and Yuna were better together than peanut butter and jelly. They were more like ice cream with a decadent topping (whatever your favorite—that would be the one.). One of my favorite love stories of all times belong to them. Their engagement had obviously been a plan in the works for sometime. I believe Mike had asked for Yuna’s hand in marriage from her family and that had been blessed. A ring had been purchased. It was finally the weekend to propose. Except the bank where the ring had been kept in a lock box was closed! To hear Yuna tell the story, Mike was determined this was to be the weekend so he spent an untold amount of cash emptying a gum ball machine to get the big giant ring in temporary substitute for the ring in the lock box. I love this story! While Mike’s earthly journey is complete, I know he will be an angel forever for his beautiful family.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I was shocked when I heard the news. My prayers go out to his friends and family. Heading over to the Go Fund Me Page, lighting a candle and listening to The Best of Doc on my radio. Such a tragedy. Doc was bright, funny, quick and a pure joy in my mornings. Rest In Peace ☮️ my friend.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I met Doc once at a rally at the state capital in Richmond, Virginia while he hosted the afternoon show at WRVA. I also had the privilege of exchanging emails with him during that time. I am shocked at saddened to learn of his passing. My heartfelt condolences to his wife Yuna, his children, his family, and his extended family at MoJo5.0. Keith - Virginia Beach, VA.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Will miss hearing his voice on the radio :(
Prayers for his family, I can't begin to imagine what his wife and children are going through :(
left a message on February 9, 2019:
You are already so missed
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc Thompson was a light in the dark grey mornings. He made me laugh and he made me listen. I wish I could have met him. I feel like I lost a close friend. May the Holy Spirit bring comfort to his family and friends. You will be in our prayers. Lisa Kulp, PA
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc your wit, sensibilities and open minded speech was a what I loved about your shows. Doc I hope there are Carbon Parties in Heaven!
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Heartbroken and devastated over the loss of someone who spent more hours sharing his voice in our home than my husband. ;) Doc, thank you for being such a big influence and educator in my life, and a friend. We will miss you and the #JackholeNation will never let your legacy be forgotten. Now, you go home.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Lucy Watson lit a candle
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I absolutely loved him! Goodnight Steve Cannon, WHERE EVER YOU ARE!
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, martha beach lit a candle
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Mike Wencho lit a candle
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I would listen to The Morning Blaze each day while working. It was a great start to my day.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I will miss Doc Thompson, but I know he is in Heaven. I hope Yuna will be comforted by all of the support from his listeners. I want to give Yuna a big hug.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc you were an amazing individual, your gift was one of helping others, you were an angel on Earth. I never met you but I knew you like a friend. God decided to take you home too soon...Your family of friends will miss you dearly.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Damn it Doc!! Why?? Never in my life would I have though I could be so deeply hurt from losing my morning radio guy. Not knowing what ya got til it's gone took on new meaning for me Feb 6, 2019. So sad.... I'm still stunned and in disbelief. My deepest condolences to the family. Carry on Jackholes!
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I never met Doc, but he felt like the drunk uncle that you only see on Holidays, one of the family. I found his show after my dad passed. Most everything he said just clicked. He made me and my family laugh, he made us so mad that we couldn't see straight, but he was always straight forward and genuine. He will be missed and his family will be in our prayers. RIP Doc. The Collins Family (Cedar Bluff, VA)
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I came home from work the other day and turned on Blaze radio and heard Doc doing a show. I was thinking, he’s come back to TheBlaze, not knowing, till Glenn came on and announced his passing. I totally lost it. I loved him and his show. He made some horrible days at work better with his and Kris sense of humor and candor. Now, while he’s up there, I hope he can get help from God for us down here.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc, you traveled with me thru the early hours, you made my job a delight. While our world is a bit darker without you to brighten it , Heaven is a brighter place with you in it . Peace to your soul
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I dint know Doc I wouldn't recognize his voice or picture. But I have followed Yuna since their move to Arkansas and watched her report local news. I have watched Cubby from a toddler and now Wythe grow and explore the world they felt like family friends. And I'm so shocked and saddened that you must go through this unimaginable pain. Prayers for you Yuna believe it or not your boys will be your strength God will use them to get you through this tragedy. Kids are so remarkably strong.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
It's remarkable how a voice on the radio from a man you've never met could make such an impact on your life. Doc was that kind of man - he entertained his audience, he enlightened us and he regularly moved us. While I know there is a Doc sized hole left in the hearts of Yuna and the boys - just know there is a host of us out there that mourn for you and are praying for conform for you.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Even though I never met Doc in person, I knew him. He shared his life with thousands of like minded people every day. He made us laugh. He educated us. He kept us informed of the events if the day. But most of all, he brought us into his family. You will be sorely missed.....for now. RIP
left a message on February 9, 2019:
In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Stan & Betsy lit a candle
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I always remember him telling Brad Staggs, GO, GO!!
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Couldn’t have said it better, Jesse.... Exactly the words I would have said.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Good night Doc Thompson. Anyong you've gone home now.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I still can't believe this happened. Doc had wit, humor and wisdom that we will all miss. I am so sorry for his family and their loss. We could always feel that he really loved them. R.I.P.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
The Blaze is running “The best of Doc” all weekend. Mercury One also has a donation page for Doc. He was one of the good guys, made us laugh and think. God Bless all who have shared his gifts.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
My husband and I enjoyed listening, talking and emailing Doc while he was at WRVA in Richmond. He contributed so much patriotic strength to the Richmond area and I was thankful to meet him at a Tea Party Rally where he greeted me like a longtime friend. I never tired of his Friday antics when he played "Soul Man" We were saddened when he left Richmond but so happy for him when he became part of The Blaze and not surprised when he started his own business The Daily MoJo. I'm so thankful to have listened and known Doc and my prayer is for Yuna and those three young sons, may God bless them with comfort and strength at his time of loss.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Ive never had a truly emotional response to the untimely death of anyone that I have not personally known, until this week when i heard the achingly tragic news of the death of Doc Thompson. To the family, friends and co-workers of Doc my heart breaks for you. He fascinated me, his talent, his humor, his satire, his sarcasm, and his razor-sharp wit were all unmatched in the industry. All of the mockery and comedy that he displayed on his shows were a beacon of light in an increasingly dark world. Rest In Peace Doc Thompson, you will be sorely missed but never forgotten.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
The world's darker without you Doc. You brought light to alot of wayward souls. We'll take it from here brother, and then we'll meet you there.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Friendly, honest, fair, friend to the constitution and our nation, great conversationalist. Doc gave me a national audience to address when I was running for the US Congress as an underdog. Doc and his staff gave me a positive influence for what I was doing. Doc was not only a great radio personality, but a great patriot. RIP my friend, God’s peace and Strength Be with his family and all loved ones. God bless Fan and friend since regards John Krause Pensacola Fl
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc always made my days brighter and he had such a great sense of humor and a wonderful way of looking at world and finding the irony in the most mundane things. I never got to meet you Doc but you were like family as you chatted on the radio in our home every morning. My husband and I will miss your laughter and your optimism. Our prayers go out to your family and friends. You touched so many people and changed so many lives. RIP
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc was, by far, my favorite radio show host. He was both loving and genuine with his fans and family, and scathing in his criticism of evil and hypocrisy, of which there is far too much in this world. He taught me to be consistent, even when it hurts. He helped me to have a thicker skin. He allowed me to laugh at times when there was little to laugh at in the news of the day. I met him once, briefly, and have always wished I had gotten to know him personally. I think he was the kind of friend everyone really wants in their life. Love and prayers to Yuna, his boys, and all of his family!
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I saw Doc once live for a Matt Bevin rally in KY. I listened to him on the Morning Blaze for years. I can't imagine getting through some of my mornings without cracking up with Doc on the radio. He will be missed by so many, he touched a lot of lives. God bless his family.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Doc....I will miss hearing your voice every morning. You were the best.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I join thousands in shock and loss. He's truly one of the best men. To his family, and other loved ones.... he still is, and tho hell these days are, you'll be together again. Never to part. Prayer...and appreciation for sharing him with us for a little while.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
Mike and I have been friends since working together at WLW in Cincinnati. Afterwards, he always made time to meet up for lunch, taking our wives out to dinner, or just chatting on the phone about his radio shows. Mike knew what a fan I was of TheBlaze and invited me and my wife to be guests of his and Yuna's at the Mercury One charity ball. He even went so far as to try and help me get a job at TheBlaze by introducing me to all the top people, including Glenn. He was as good a friend as anyone could ever hope for. So generous with his time and his talents. There will never be another like him. God bless and protect Yuna, Tiger, Cubby, and Wythe.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I really enjoyed listening to you on the Blaze. So sad you had to leave so soon. God bless you and your family.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I remember when he filled in for Beck years back. I never cared for fill-in hosts, but he was great. Was impressed when Beck took him in after Radio VA, I believe it was. Loved listening, especially when Doc would fill in for Beck after already doing his own show. What I Learned Today: treasure every day. God bless Doc, his family, and friends.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
There are no words to describe the loss of someone who had become so special to me, having never met him in person. Doc was my daily go-to for laughter & dose of common sense in this crazy world. He had a way of just making a listener feel like he was your best friend. His caring, compassionate soul was evident every single day, & I can not begin to express the void that is left. Heaven gained a gem this week. Thank you so much to Yuna, the boys, extended family, & friends for sharing such an impactful soul with us. Doc is greatly loved, & will be missed forever. I will continue prayers for you all & will continue to follow Brad, Matt, Ron, & the Mojo family. RIP, Doc.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
You blessed so many with your talent & heart. Prayers for your loving family that you left too early. You will be missed. RIP Doc ❤ ~The Lamberts (Dallas, Tx)
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I'll miss your cute, sweet laugh, and wicked-fast brain and sense of humor.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
I can’t believe ur gone, every time I here a commercial w ur voice it brings a tear to my eyes....... never met u but still feel like I lost a brother, maybe bc im a load mouth jackhole too....... c u when I get there, hopefully u will have those procrastination #’s when I get there.
left a message on February 9, 2019:
A few years ago Doc featured my brother on 'Building America' and I was happy to tune in... Morning Blaze became my daily staple, as his authenticity and 'let's not take ourselves to seriously' approach are rare finds. Long a conservative but not always resonating with republican party lines, Doc helped me puta handle on my libertarian heart... and he seemed to truly desire to be his best and bring out the best in others. Undergirded with professed faith in Jesus Christ as Lord – and continual humor. It makes no human sense that God would allow such tragedy, much less to an outstanding person of influence like Doc. I'm praying for Yuna and their boys, for their needs to be met and arms to love them through, and that they would run to the foot of the cross with every emotion and grief, and find that God is faithful. Praying too for comfort to abound to Kris, Skip, Brad, and all who knew Doc and are hurting with his passing. "No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord." Romans 8:37-39
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Brian Hagen lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
I never met Doc but I listen to him almost everday for 5 years. He will be greatly missed. I am praying for your family. May God give you some peace in this difficult time.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Elizabeth Stevens lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Send thoughts and prayers to you and your family. So sorry for your loss.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Doc was such a force of nature! He explored people and topics on his show that would never cross most of our paths, opening up new avenues for all of us. The numbers on procrastination, what I learned today, Friday leftovers and all of his bits were without equal. My condolences to and prayers for Yuma and the boys, his family and all who love him. Fly high and Rest In Peace, Doc. By the way, have you found Steve Cannon?
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Resha O. lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Doc was my friend, my mentor and my brother. I'll miss you Doc until we meet in heaven. Take care and I can't wait to shake your hand again. RIP.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
I met "Doc" in Cincinnati several times and I could clearly see he was a genuine person. He always had time for his listeners and made them feel like they were his best friends. Thru "Doc" I have met several people I never would have met and established new lifetime friendships. I can't thank Doc enough for that.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Doc challenged me to think and see things from a different point of view. He will be sorely missed.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Mic Fare-friar lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
He was a part of my life every morning on the radio, although I never met him, I feel his loss like I lost a family member. He has touched so many lives and will never be forgotten. Thoughts and prayers to all his family and friends.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Connie Treonze lit a candle
left a message on February 8, 2019:
My deepest sympathy for the loss of your Husband & Father!
left a message on February 8, 2019:
While I never had the honor of meeting him in person, Doc felt like a member of my family. After listening to him for many years, conversations about his show were a daily occurrence in my home. He changed my life in so many ways. His enthusiasm and humor will be missed. My deepest sympathies and prayers go to his family and friends.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
TMB and Mojo50 were a vital part of my mornings for a long time. I can't imagine never hearing him again. It breaks my heart. Praying for his family and friends. If I miss him this much, I can only imagine what people who actually knew him are going through.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Every morning my husband and I would listen to Doc over coffee to start the day right. His talent was beyond measure and his comedy was always on point. He will be greatly missed by us and we pray for peace for his family.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Janette Ayearst lit a candle
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Doc, you are missed so much already. You have made us all better people knowing you. Jeremy Hanson- Iowa
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I never met Doc, but he entertained and informed me for 7 years via TheBlaze and MoJo50. Over that time he became a friend and a brother from another mother. It seemed we had so much in common. His family, friends, and co-workers are in my thoughts and prayers during this time. Annyeong!! Doc, now you’re home!!
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My sincere condolences to Doc' s family and friends. May God bless you and confront you in this time of loss.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Jenny Kefauver lit a candle
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God speed Doc RIP
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Every morning at 6am, I would tune in to The Morning Blaze with Doc and Skip. Through snow storms, bus rides, car rides, births, moves, new jobs, Doc’s voice was always in my head. He started MoJo 50, and I swore to follow him wherever he went, because I’d gotten so used to his humor, his passion for people and the truth, and his listeners. These past few days I’ve learned how great a man he was, so giving of his time and knowledge and skills to help others. My mornings will never be the same, as there never will be another Doc Thompson. My deepest and sincerest condolences, as we are all with you in this difficult time. God bless, Raquel Lee (@rockiwithani)
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Sincerest condolences to Doc's family and friends. I never knew that the passing of someone whom I never met could affect me so deeply. This is a tough one to swallow... *cow bell* Sic semper tyrannis! Good night, Doc Thompson.
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“Doc” you have me a new way to articulate political conversations to my liberal friends. You made a great impression on me and taught me a better thinking process and to be myself discussing my political views You will be missed. I will continue to learn from you on YouTube and of course listen to The MoJo 5.0!!
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Bethoc Aeilflaed lit a candle
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I remember listening to Doc on our Richmond Va radio station and even met him in person at a republican convention while he was live on the radio was not the same when he left Richmond and will be sorely missed now. fly high Doc
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Keep God busy. My condolences to his brothers in radio, but especially to wife and children.
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So sorry for your loss! My prayers for you and your family!! I know he will be vigilantly looking over his family and friends... Godspeed Doc! God Bless!
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Ian Finch lit a candle
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Doc was a man who always stood for small business and went to bat for honor. He reached his audiences everywhere he went and never strayed from asking the tough questions. He never compromised his beliefs and the world has lost a truly good man. I send prayers to all that loved and knew Doc.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Joe Acciarito lit a candle
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was just a listener of his radio show.... my thoughts and prayers to the family and friends... may God’s Grace comfort you all ?
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Sending prayers and loving thoughts to Doc's family and friends. May he rest in eternal peace. ♥️
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My heart felt condolences and prayers to Doc's family and friends. All I can say is he will be deeply missed by this Patriot.
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In memory of Michael Dean Thompson, Stacie Bilby lit a candle
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Listening to Doc over the years when he would fill in for Glen I became an instant fan. His patriotism and desire to bring out a he best in others, his knowledge & sense of humor became my shot of expresso that jump started my day on the right foot. On the morning show with Skip & the others like Jeffy, Kris, Brad, and the others made me laugh on days when I didn’t think I could. Doc your spirit will live on in our hearts forever. Rest easy Sir! Praying God to hold your family & loved ones close and gives comfort in their sorrow
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My heart was torn apart hearing of my friends passing. We never met in person but he has been with me daily for years. We shared a sense of humor and quick wittedness that kept me glued to the radio. Describing his dog and the puddles he found while removing the baseboard of a cabinet in the kitchen was priceless. A real guy doing real guy stuff, describing real guy thoughts kept us laughing. Doc’s passion for our military and vets, for honor, for common sense, and for liberty was simply amazing. A family man, man of God, and a man of freedom. Thank you Michael for blessing me with your time and thoughts. You are deeply missed.
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Doc made our days brighter. We will miss him desperately.
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Twenty-One Bell Salute! Doc lifted everyone up and changed the world.
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I started listening to Doc around 7 years ago when I still lived in Germany. I immigrated to the US in 2013 and was excited to hear he'd be in Topeka the following year at a Kris Kobach event. I drove down there to meet him and Skip in person. The following year I started my own business. Everytime it didn't go as planned I listened to Doc whose love for small business remotivated me. I was hoping to one day be on a Building America segment, when I was ready to expand my business beyond state lines. I already miss hearing him in the morning! Good night Doc Thompson, wherever you are!
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I was on cloud when I finally got the chance to meet Doc for the first time. I'm so happy to have known him. He touched countless hearts and minds. Doc will never be forgotten. Sic semper tyrannis. Goodnight, Doc Thompson, wherever you are! Anyong, now, you go home!
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Doc, I had been listening to you since your first day on the Blaze. I was fortunate enough to call and talk to you multiple times and even meet you in person in Atlanta back in 2014. I can’t express to you(and I wish I could now) how much of an impact you made on me and helped to change my perspective on things and perspective on life. When I heard about your passing all I could do was think this was a horrible prank. I am still struggling with accepting you being gone. I was also fortunate enough to watch your last show live not knowing it was your last show. I am at a complete loss of words and I just can't express just how sad I am not to to hear your voice in the mornings. You will forever live in my thoughts and memories. I shall miss you greatly Doc. Your family has been in and will continue to be in my prayers.
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I never met Doc, but I listened to him nearly every day. I own my own business in Papillion, NE: the smallest of small businesses, with me being the only employee. Doc’s passion for small business, his interviewing people who have succeeded, and his enthusiasm to help people like me was inspiring. He let us into his life and gave us so many laughs. The chemistry he had with everyone else he worked with was amazing, and was always surprised when Skip, then Cal, then Kris, then Brad took over and he made them part of the show and it never missed a beat. I love all those guys too! I can only imagine how tough it must have been on you the last several years when Doc was gone so much of the time. It was obvious he wanted to eventually make life better for you all, and I really believe great things were going to happen for him. I lost my dad last year in April. I miss him every day, but I’m no way want him back on this earth, because I know he is in heaven with Jesus. There’s no pain, no struggles there. From what I’ve heard from all week of listening to people talk about him, I believe Doc is there too. It is my prayer that you can feel the Holy Spirit lift you up over the next days, months, and years. I could feel people praying for me and holding me up when my father passed away. Imagine how many prayers are being said for you!
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Listening to Doc and Skip in the mornings after relocating to MA gave me a reason to get out of bed! I knew no one so they quickly became the friendly voices that were a part of my day.
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Doc was one of my favorite hosts to work with, in the advertising business. I always knew he would get it done and was looking forward to partnering with him as Mojo grew. On one of my visits, to Dallas, we drove around running errands and I witnessed his frightening multitasking skills, while he took calls, maintained our conversation and dodged cars on the freeway. Heaven has a new voice, an amazing one and we all will miss his presence. I pray for his family, friends and colleagues, that you will be consoled by your great memories and the knowledge that he is entertaining a higher audience. Ben Pratt TheBlaze
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It's so true that Doc was the best friend that a lot of us never actually met. To some of us, he was our mentor or guide through this crazy political climate of late. I will miss listening to his words of wisdom, his quick witted humor and his heartfelt rants about so many topics. He will be dearly missed by us all. His spirit and legacy will be carried by every one of his fans and friends whose lives were changed by this great man.
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Good night, Doc Thompson, wherever you are. Michael, now, you go home.
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I can really say nothing more poignant and perfect than this. I’ll simply say, hear hear.
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I started listening to him when he was the morning guy on WRVA. I was living in Vermont at the time and was tired of my local morning radio. I was too lazy to do much of a search for someone to listen to before Glenn Beck. I was hooked on Doc from the 1st day and followed him since. He will be greatly missed. Thank you Doc for all the fun.
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I am still in shock. I never got to meet Doc in person, but listening to him for so many years I felt like he was an old friend. He made this sad word so much brighter. His insight and wit always made me laugh and think. I will not forget the impact he had on me. Loyal Jackhole, Bryan Adamson #somanywords
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I listened to Doc every morning. When I read that he had passed, I was in shock and felt like a family member had died. I’ve never experienced this feeling other than the loss of a family member or close friend. I think it says a lot about him when so many people have expressed the same thoughts and feelings for a man they only knew through the radio. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and radio brothers and sisters.
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For so many years, Doc has been the best friend I never met. Every day on the radio or on podcasts - if he was subbing for someone I didn’t usually listen to I’d listen just to hear his humorous and irreverent take on things. He has been my favorite radio host since the first time I heard him and over the years at the Blaze and Mojo he introduced me to other great people, great products, great causes, and of course, his great family. Yuna, you and the boys are in our prayers. The world has lost a wise, talented, and extraordinary man. We mourn with you. Our pain cannot compare to yours but please know how much the people who loved Doc without meeting him love you and the boys. Eternal rest grant unto Doc, O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon him. May he Rest In Peace.
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I started listening to Doc and Skip about 5 years ago. They quickly grew on me. Even tho his sidekick changed from time to time, I always stuck with Doc. I am gonna miss hearing his voice so much every morning.
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I didn’t know Doc in person, and he wouldn’t know me from the average other person walking down the street. However I knew him from his radio shows. He is now up with casey kasem and Paul Harvey putting on the best show ever. sic semper tyrannis
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Started to listen to Doc when he was at The Blaze. Continued to listen when he left to build Mojo 50. During the hardest time in my life he brought a laugh and a suck it up and move on attitude in a good way. I must say Angry Doc was my favorite shows. He was hilarious and informative at the same time. My condolences and best wishes for his family and radio brothers and sisters.
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I will miss Doc. I didn't know him personally, but he was very much a part of my life. From the first time I heard him fill in for Glenn Beck, I tracked him down and began listening to him. I was thrilled when he got his own show on the Blaze and I followed him to Mojo. Doc and Skip brought laughter into my life again, after my son committed suicide. On days I was completely devastated, he made me see that I could still laugh and live even when life seemed hopeless. His generosity to the small businesses and Veterans around the country was inspiring. Thank you Yuna for sharing him with us. I have you, his boys, his family and close friends in my prayers. I pray God gives your heart solace in this time of turmoil. He was a very special man and will be missed horribly.
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Wow. I’m still waiting to hear the punch line to this....Doc was a part of my life for the last 8 years and I knew I could always count on him for a smile, a laugh, and usually had me in tears from laughing hard on a daily basis. I am a small business owner and work alone so he along with the rest of the guys were my “coworkers”. It will never be the same with him. To his family i send you love, hugs, & prayers. Mojo must go on. Good night Doc Thompson where ever you are. We know where you are. Enjoy Heaven and someday I will finally get to meet the man that made me laugh every morning. ❤️?
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Doc wasn't born here in Richmond, VA, but we consider him one of our own! As a host on WRVA, he left a mark on this town in so many wonderful ways. He wasn't just a radio host or a celebrity -- he was down in the trenches side-by-side with the rest of us. He inspired many people to step out of their comfort zone to be more and do more than they ever imagined! I was dumbfounded and absolutely crushed to learn the news on Wednesday. He was an inspiration. He was on an incredible path, and we knew he was destined for amazing things! Yuna & the boys -- my heart goes out to you. We love you all, and we're praying for you.
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What can I say....Doc made my mornings a little brighter. He made me laugh....he made me think. We always knew he was the real deal. RIP ....hope to see you on the other side.
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My Friday mornings will now always hear Soul Man playing. Doc, you made me learn and made me laugh. What a combination! My thanks to your family for sharing you with us. You will be missed for a lifetime. God bless. ❤️
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I am still trying to come to acceptance about this tremendous loss. I have been listening to Doc on the radio and Internet for years, and it feels like I lost a brother from another mother. I remember when he would fill in for Glenn Beck during Christmas, and he made me laugh one minute and think about the important news of the day in the next minute. Doc will be sorely missed.
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RIP Doc. I will miss you on the radio and Blaze TV. Learned from you and you also made me laugh. God Bless you and be with your family.
Margie Jones
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RIP Doc. I will miss you on the radio and Blaze TV. Learned from you and you also made me laugh. God Bless you and be with your family .
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I never met Doc in person, but after several years of listening to him on the radio, he was a major part of my life. Enough so, that I consider him family. He had a big heart, was funny, and was someone who I would have loved to get to know personally. I looked forward to each of his broadcasts, and now, my heart mourns in memory of him. He will forever be remembered for the kind and fun soul that he was. My prayers are with his family, and with his friends and many listeners who called him family. Rest In Peace, brother Doc.
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Life is not going to be the same without Doc starting my day. Ive listen to Doc since he started on the Blaze. I wish that I'd found him sooner and regret to have not met the man. But do feel like I've known him forever. It is with the utmost respect that I say goodbye. I will miss you my friend!
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The world has lost a great man. Without Doc, there is now a little less laughter, less warmth, less heart. He leaves a great void... but we are all better for having known him.
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Oh God! Not a Doc. May he rest in peace. I will miss his funny remarks. What a loss for many. He'll be able to take all the procrastinated calls now. Thoughts and prayers with his family. He will be greatly missed. Gone so soon.
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RIP Doc. You were my morning person and I will miss you. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Your "f**n dog" must be happy to have you with him. Now goodnight Doc, wherever you are. Sic semper tyrannis
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First heard of Doc covering for Glenn Beck. Listened to when in Detroit before as well. Living in Scotland I'd listen to his show everyday at work and my days at work now won't be the same. The world has lost a great man and i know Brad and the mojo50 family will do him proud and keep his legacy alive and make it grow. You've been taken from us far too soon Doc but the Lord obviously wanted up in heaven. You were loved and will be missed by many. RIP Doc ☹️
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You will be missed especially that captivating voice that was music to my ears.. Funny and serious character put into one. I can't think of anyone in radio that comes close to your personalty Doc. May you be with the Lord and may the Lord watch over your Family.. Godspeed Doc.. We lost a great one...
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Like so many, I considered Doc the friend I never met. For years, every morning we talked and laughed together. OK, well, sure, he couldn't hear me talking, but that's beside the point. He shared his insights, his wisdom, his wit, his faith, and his cherished family. I am grateful that Yuna enabled him to thrive in his chosen field. He could not have done it without her support. Now, in this time of loss, we support her in our prayers. May God comfort and grant you all the peace that passes all understanding.
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Doc, I never met you but I spent years of my life listening to you. You were an insightful man who loved his family and friends. My heart breaks for all of the loved ones that you've left behind. Godspeed, sir.
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There is nothing I could say that hasn’t been said already. So let’s find out what I have learned today. The deep sadness I feel for losing a friend I have never met in person, but has taught me so much and made me laugh so much in the mornings you will truly be missed ole friend. Goodnight Doc Thompson now you are home.
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Doc was a very good friend and colleague for nearly 10 years. After I heard him fill in for Glenn one day, I contacted him and we became instant friends. He was always helpful, always was happy to lend an ear and book my guests anytime I asked on his shows before, during, and his post-Blaze career. He was a bright shining light who always knew how to make people laugh and smile. The world needs more Doc Thompsons. Miss you greatly dear friend.
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I have been very informed and entertained by Doc. I have never felt such a strong connection and loss from a man I never met. I miss you buddy.
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He gave me my name of Constitutional Drunk. He made me laugh and helped me embrace my libertarian self. He was my best friend I only talked and tweeted to. I bet he would've loved me as much as I loved him. Godspeed my friend.
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Doc saved my marriage by talking some sense into me. When to argue, when to listen, when to accept the POS car and the f-ing dog. Keep smiling and be grateful for the day God has given us, and for the people around us. The world will be a lot more quiet without Doc's voice.. and not in a good way. He will be missed terribly. God bless you Yuna. God bless the boys.
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Doc words will never describe how much of a void that you have filled in my life over the years. I never meet you, but just by listening, you were like a Dad I never had. You have truly blessed and left your mark on so many people. Your legacy will live on forever. Love you brother and rest in peace. Prayers to all of your family.
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I’m a Virginia girl who found Doc on RVA and knew he was a kindred spirit and thanks to the internet I was able to follow him thru the years all the way to Mojo 50. I work overnights and Doc was a constant friend thru the night thanks to podcasts. The world has lost an amazing man and my thoughts and prayers go out to Yuma and the kids
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I have been a fan of Doc's for years, and was fortunate enough to meet him in person once, only to find out how genuine he really was. I admired his determination to go out and change the world rather than just talking about it. He will be loved and not forgotten. Annyong, Doc. Now, you go home.
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I’ve listened to Doc and Skip when few times they filled for Glenn. After several shows, Ho Ho what’s this these guys are awesome. I’ve listened to them and then to Doc since 2013. He made me laugh, think and agree with angry Doc. I am still in denial and I wish this is all a big prank. Unfortunately this is not the case. I followed Doc to Mojo 5.0 and will miss him terribly. I feel I lost a friend I never met. He was open, honest, and hilarious. He created the Jackholes who will keep his memory alive. Right now his is in Heaven with his Dad and that f’n dog having a cold one watching all over us. Our lives are emptier without him. New Hampshire...
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Listened to Skip and Doc in Detroit, then on the Blaze, always insightful, whitty and answered my posts. God is building a conservative/libertarian base in heaven. God bless
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I am so sorry for your loss Thompson family & friends. My early morning commutes will never be the same again! The contagious laughter (I am sure people thought I was crazy). Thanks for the memories Doc!
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Doc, you will be greatly missed. You were so much fun, inspirational, informative and a humble teacher of humanity. Why is one of our good guys taken from us? I pray your legacy will live on through those you inspired to do good for our fellow man. May God keep you and bless you as well as your loved ones and all your endeared friends. RIP my brother in Christ.
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I only felt this type of sadness when we lost Andrew Breibart. Its rather strange to feel such emotion about someone you've never met, but listened to on radio. He was a bright spot and what I most admired about Doc was his ability to bring a bit of humor to frank discussion. My sympathies to his family and friends. You are all in my prayers. My final #whatilearnedtoday is to live for today. RIP Doc.
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I listened to Doc for many years when he was at WRVA and knew mutual friends of his. I also loved when he filled in nationally especially one day in particular, I had just moved to Florida from Virginia and was trying to learn my way around when I turned on the radio and heard Doc’s voice... It gave me a comforting feeling and reminded me of the afternoon show that I had tuned into in Va. for years, usually when picking my son up from school. I sent him a quick message telling him that and his response was so cool.... He said “Hi Lori Lange!?” and we exchanged well wishes since he was just starting at The Blaze with Glenn Beck. After that we had somewhat of a disagreement online regarding a certain subject, but he always let others express their opinions without shutting them down and he was respectful. He will be very missed..... My thoughts and prayers and deepest sympathy to his family, friends and co-workers as well as all of his faithful listeners.
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Your loss is our loss. Prayers for grace and abundant blessings in all things. Maggie Michel
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Sic Semper Tyrannis Good night Steve Cannon....Wherever you are!! Annyeong!! Now, you go home!! You are home. Rest easy. And if you can, send us a sign with those new numbers on procrastination.
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Doc I didn't know you in "real" life but I feel like I did somehow. We sure will miss hearing you every day at our house. You brought a lot of laughter. But you never did get to those numbers on procrastination...
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I became a fan of Doc when he worked for Glenn Beck. I came for Glenn, and enjoyed listening to Doc even more. Eventually I only listened to Doc. Then I followed Doc to MoJo. When Brad came on the air Wednesday morning and said that Doc was on the roof, I lost it. I cried just as much that day as those who knew him personally. I know he is at home with the Lord. I will miss you on the air every morning. I will keep your wife and children in my prayers. Keep 'em laughing up there in heaven Doc!
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Doc was my morning voice for so many years I feel like my day isnt right without him. He will be sorely missed. Condolences to his family. God bless and be strong.
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Doc is one of the reasons I decided to get my shot together and helped me become a better person. He had to make everyone around him better. I cant imagine how deeply missed he will be. Doc wasn't supposed to go out like this
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I started listening to Doc and Skip when they came to the blaze. I left with Doc. he was high-larious. he made me laugh, and find a way to understand my feelings on politics andlife. he is in a better place. those of who never met him can someday. those who knwe him and particularly his family will again be with him. I was proud to donate $20-same as down town.
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Doc was everything that every other broadcaster wishes they were. His broadcasts should be studied by those wanting to do a conservative libertarian podcast as a master class. God bless you sir, and God be with your family. Sic semper tyrannis! Good night Doc Thompson, wherever you are! Indiana Mike
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Was so sorry to hear about Doc’s sudden death. Always enjoyed listening to him on WRVA in Richmond, VA. He will definitely be missed. Sending along my deepest sympathy.
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I never met Doc but I feel like I knew him like a brother. 6 years I listened, laughed, got angry, and laughed some more. This world lost a great man, and heaven gained a angel. My heart goes out to his wife, kids, coworkers and everyone he touched.
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I first heard Doc on The Blaze radio. I was taken by his humor and quick wit. I loved getting up in the morning to hear him. He made the dry everyday seem fresh and full of humor. I know my sentiments won't dull the pain you are feeling from this loss, and it's a big one, but I hope you know how much he touched and meant to so many of us. His life was so wonderful and he lived it to the fullest. If only we could stop time and go back wouldn't it be great but since we can't I will try to remember the happiness he brought me when I heard him on the radio and cling to the fact that his life was not a waste but had a huge impact. I have been so sad since i heard the news. I will try not to be in the coming days as i remember the fullness of his life. I am going to go listen to his podcasts to try to fill my heart with good memories. Prayers for peace for you all.
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I loved listening to to Doc!! He is greatly missed. Love & Prayers to his family & friends!!!
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I followed Doc for years-from Richmond drive time to Ohio, Detroit, The Blaze and finally Mojo50. On 2 separate trips to adoption trips to China, it was comforting to find Doc and Skip and laugh- a taste of home when it was just me and my baby. He made me laugh like no one else. His relentless drive to be better made me want to be a better person too. We are praying for the family.
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Doc has been able to express what I’m thinking perhaps more than anyone but in an incredibly entertaining, informative, and profound way. For that reason, I’ve always felt like I’ve been listening to a member of my own family, and now mornings are never going to be the same without his goofy sense of humor. I can only offer my eternal thanks to Doc’s family and friends for sharing him with the rest of the world. Good night, Doc Thompson....wherever you are.
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I'll miss the thoughtful, funny, patriotic storyteller. God speed Doc.
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The first time I heard Doc, I was hooked. From that moment on, I never missed a show. I loved his wit, sense of humor and his honesty. He truly was, one in a million. Rest in peace, my friend.
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Its with great sadness that I write this, "Doc" even though I never met him made me feel a part of his life, almost family. His deminor came across as inviting as he wanted to be a friend to everyone he touched. The years I listened to his radio broadcasts gave me information, laughter and comfort. His belief in what people could accomplish has made me strive for more than I would ever would without him. All I can say about Michael "Doc"" Thompson is that only a person with such high morals and love for family and people could influence so many to want more out of their lives. My heart goes out to his family. God give you comfort and strength and know Michael did more for those he would never meet then then long friends ever could
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Like so many, I thought of Doc as I friend I never met. He started my every day with thought provoking insight, laughter, and a genuine belief that in our great country anything is possible. He will be remembered. Praying for the peace that passes all understanding for his family and friends.
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Too soon... such a great talent... RIP Doc... prayers to family and friends... just so sad!!!
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Some lights burn too brightly for this world, so The Father calls them home to light His house. Doc’s light will always leave a halo on earth in the smiles and eyes of his children, and those who love him. And, I’ll never be able to eat spotted dic.....
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Doc wasn’t just some guy on the radio. He created a culture that is made up of likeminded strangers who have become a family. I take comfort in the fact that he is in a better place now and I know I will see him again someday when God calls me home.
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He was so much company to me on my hour drive to work. I’m heart goes out to the family. God bless!
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Like so many others, I never met "Doc" in person. However he did visit with us every morning for years. Before the Blaze was even a thing. We followed him to MOJO. We couldn't imagine mornings without him. We still can't. Yuna, you are in our prayers daily.
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Doc was my favorite part of the morning. He was the reason I joined Twitter, so that I too could be a Jackhole and occasionally make him laugh with a comment or 2. Doc loved America and the American Dream, and used his talents to help others achieve their American Dream as well: he was what was right with America. Doc touched so many people, and will be missed greatly. His influence was strong and I know those closest to him will carry on his legacy. I wish I could have met him in person, but I’ll just have to wait until later. Tom “Smirking Jackhole” Folsom
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So sorry to here this ready miss doc in Richmond va . God bless him and his family rest in peace
left a message on February 8, 2019:
Doc has been a part of our family since the day we turned on the radio and first heard him. Earth lost a great man and heaven gained a huge hearted comedian. Miss you already my friend. Fear not the darkness For you have walked in the light. -Love the Bonesteel Family.
left a message on February 8, 2019:
So long Buckhorn Kid. You will be missed.
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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