How did Dave Wills die? Tampa Bay Rays Radio Broadcaster dead at 58
After the demise news of veteran radio presenter, Mark Pilgrim, we are sharing another passing news of Dave Wills. He was also a radio broadcaster and now the radio community is totally devastated after hearing back-to-back death news. The wave of mourning is spread all over the media and fans are trying to accept this news and expressing their sorrow by paying tribute to him and sending their comfort words to his family. His passing news also appeared on Sunday, 5th March 2023. He was a longtime radio announcer and at the time of his passing, he was 58 years old.
Dave Wills Death Cause
His passing news is officially confirmed by Rays. He joined Rays in the year 2005 and since then working with them. He has been the voice of the station, pairing with partner Andy Freed to serve in alternating play-by-play/ color roles since the 18 seasons. The fans are totally devastated by this news and want to know the cause of the demise. Several searches have been done regarding it and people are paying tribute to him and sending their condolences to his family. There are many people who also want to know the details of his last rites.
Stuart Sternberg, the principal owner of Rays states that “Dave was a brilliant and wonderful broadcaster and announcer, a great pal, and a better human being. He had a wonderful and remarkable talent for bringing the match to the life for our admirers and was an important part of our family. We know that no one can take his place of him and that is why he will dearly miss. We understand the pain of his family and that is why we are sending our prayers and deep thoughts to his family and loved ones at this tough time.”
Most of his fans are shocked and depressed as well. He was a citizen of Chicago. Before working as a radio broadcaster, he served as a baseball coach and provided his services at Elmhurst College and the University of Chicago prior to taking on play-by-play duties with the Kane County Cougars from the year 1991 to 1995. Apart from it, the radio broadcast schedule of the game that was supposed to be held today between the Orioles and Rays would not take place and the Rays will pay tribute to Wills with a special pregame tribute. As always the details of the last rites are not out as well as we are not aware of his passing. As of now, we are praying for the rest of his soul.
