THE WARROOM

Quinn in The Morning

“How lucky am I to have known someone who makes saying goodbye so hard”

A Bit Of nostalgia:

Who remembers these mouse pads?

Share your favorite quinn memory with us!

Jim Quinn's topic theme songs such as for union heads up (I don't want to work), transgender heads up (I think he's dancing with a man), Nancy Pelosi heads up (pineapple princess).
- Christopher

My dad be listening to Quinn and Rose in the Moring , I was 8, and I love listen to them. On 96.9 out of Pittsburgh. Love you Quinn.
- Edward

Marine salute.
- Gary

Jim would Mock Dick Durbin. Teeny Weeny Dick Durbin lol.
- Michael

I have so many but I think the first time I heard the Biden Heads Up ‘Visiting Angels Americas choice for home care’ I was in my bathroom getting ready and I spit out a huge mouthful of coffee. I laughed so hard I aspirated for a good while and then laughed some more. I was a happy mess. I will never forget hearing that and my reaction. I tell people proudly!

I want to tell Quinn my story. I was a rotten mouthy teen and young adult. I didn’t like my dad even tho he was a good man. It was by Gods design that I ended up working with him from 2003 to 2009 and driving together every morning from Butler to Monroeville. I was already listening to Quinn & Rose so that was our radio choice. A man that I had shut out of my life giving him the cold shoulder, I was now laughing with, discussing and having (righteous) anger with over Quinn’s topics, humor and news. We would talk about the issues throughout the day and over time I realized my heart was softening towards him. I grew up. I realized that God used our circumstance - and Quinn - to repair my relationship with my Dad. I had common ground with him. I’ll never forgot some of those car rides. I apologized to him and asked him to forgive me. And he’s been my best friend ever since.

Tonight my Dad lays in Butler Memorial Hospital in his final days. He’s 81 and has suffered so much these last few years. He’s ready to go home to Jesus.

I’ll forever be thankful to Quinn for his part in my life. He has been my biggest teacher and morning companion. I wrote to him often and I would be giddy when I got a response. I signed my emails Butler Girl. And in my heart I’ll always be Quinn’s Butler Girl.

I miss him and I love him.
Thank you Quinn, for so much, you’ll never know.

Your Butler Girl
- Camlyn

My favorite memory of Jim Quinn's show is when he played "Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead" (followed by The Wicked Witch of the West melting in "The Wizard of Oz") on the morning of November 9, 2016, following Donald Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton in the Presidential election.
My favorite memory of him in person is when I got my picture taken with him and Rose at The Mall at Robinson in February of 2009.
- Peter