Friday, January 9, 2009
Bill Cameron, a great writer and broadcaster, and a man of discriminating humour and taste, lost his battle with cancer of the esophagus around midnight on March 11, 2005. May he rest in peace, remembered fondly by all those who worked with him, knew him, heard him deliver the news.
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