Remembering Michael Corbin

Michael Corbin: Denver Radio Talk Show Host, Journalist [1955-2008]

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    Commenting has been turned off this site, which is now in passive mode.

    This "Memorial" was orginally set up ONLY to "INFORM" the world of Mike's passing: there was a tremendous mess regarding access to Mike's massive contact list after he suddenly passed away. There were few options to inform listeners, fans, and people who worked with him.

    This intent grew to urgently REQUEST FUNDS for his FUNERAL and BURIAL be donated to an account managed by his family of origin.

    This site was SUPPOSED TO BE SHUT DOWN after his burial.

    HOWEVER:
    People who loaned the family money for Mike's funeral etc. expected to get repaid from the fund. They have not yet been repaid. Furthermore, assets loaned to Mike and only Mike through various "gentlemen's agreements", have been stolen. Information assets entrusted to Mike's Filomax organization and only Mike have also been stolen.

    This site remains up, in static form, since in addition to all that, THERE ARE STILL UNANSWERED QUESTIONS wrt. Mike's passing.
    The exploration of these UNANSWERED QUESTIONS quickly became a controversial part of this site.

    I was not sure I wanted those questions raised AT THIS SITE, but was too busy trying to find out what had transpired before potential "cover stories", if any indeed existed, could gel.

    All that material will be moved elsewhere as new developments are STILL continuing on that front.

    Re-use of materials and articles posted here - at for-profit sites - in a way that violates US copyright laws and WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION IN WRITING is prohibited.

    Indira Singh

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  • Michael Corbin Memorial Account

    UPDATE MAY 23, 2008:

    SAME SITUATION EXISTS.

    UPDATE APRIL 19, 2008 and MAY 2, 2008:

    THIS IS STILL A SERIOUS NEED – MIKE’S FANS WERE NOT WEALTHY PEOPLE – AND ONE IN PARTICULAR LOANED THE FAMILY THE AMOUNT NECESSARY TO AT LEAST GIVE MIKE A DECENT FUNERAL. THESE FOLKS HAVE NOT BEEN RE-PAID TODATE.

    THANK YOU.


    Update Friday March 28, 2008: This is still an urgent need as burial arrangements must still be met.

    Michael Corbin’s family is in need of immediate funds to pay for Michael’s funeral expenses.

    Anyone wishing to donate may do so by asking for ‘The Michael Corbin Memorial Account’ at any of First Bank’s numerous Colorado locations.

    If you wish, you may call the main bank directly at 303-274-5000; then dial zero for a customer service representative. You may use a major credit card to donate.

    You can mail checks directly to the account. Send checks here:

    First Bank of Arapahoe County
    P.O. Box 4667
    Centennial, CO 80155-9937

    Make checks out to ‘The Michael Corbin Memorial Account’.

    Thanks to all who offer even the smallest amount. Since Michael left no life insurance, the family is in desperate need right now.

    For those who wish to send a check or cash, or even offer a short-term loan — you may contact Michael’s sister, Terry Avari at 720-427-5798. God bless you all for your prayers and generosity at this difficult time.

    5 Responses to “Michael Corbin Memorial Account”

    1. This might be helpful:
      If any of those who knew Michael and valued his work had a website where they can post a prominent link to this page, it would be of great help in streamlining getting the word out and assisting with very urgently needed donations.

      http://rememberingmichael.wordpress.com/michael-corbin-memorial-account/

    2. rememberingmichael said

      Great idea, Indira. Anyone who wants to link to the site is most welcome to add a graphic for the link. The graphic location is http://www.pidradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/corbinbutton.jpg The image is 175 pixels wide.

      Thanks in advance to all who help ‘get the word out’ — also, please note the family’s immediate need for an infusion of funds to pay for the funeral expenses.

      – Sharon
      Site Administrator

    3. Terry Avari said

      I want to say thank you all for your calls and support. My family and I are going through a very difficult and sad time, the support that everyone has shown makes it easier to go on.
      God Bless everyone.

    4. Terry Avari said

      Thank you to everyone that donated to help Michael and his family. Everybody that sent in checks, I will send a thank you card and everyone else that donated with cash, here is a big THANK YOU TO YOU!! If the bank has kept a record of all who has donated I will send you a card. So, again THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH.
      Thank you for loving and caring for Michael. It is so very much appreciated. Really when you think about it, there are no words for me to express how much it means to me, that so many people gave. I will always remember what kind people there is in this world and I will always remember to pay it forward.

    5. Terry Avari said

      WHAT WONDERFUL FRIENDS MICHAEL HAS. THANK YOU.

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