[RoseofTexas]

I still mourn that man a lot I miss him terribly. I would always make sure to tune in at 10 o’clock sharp every day just to hear Rush. Rush was the best and nobody will ever replace him like President Trump nobody will ever be able to take his place.

[Jane Long]

You’re an hour ahead of me :)

Mountain time.

We would tune in at 11a M-F ... sometimes I still hear his bumper music playing, at that time. :-(

[cyclotic]

I was listening on his first day of national syndication and became hooked. I was driving when Catherine came on to share his death 30 years later.

[linMcHlp]

Rush Limbaugh burial site, St. Louis, MO

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/223083407/rush-limbaugh

https://www.mapquest.com/us/missouri/bellefontaine-cemetery-arboretum-26908242

Take I-70 east to the Bircher Blvd. and W. Florissant Ave. exit.

Go northwest on W. Florissant Ave., to the entrance of the cemetary - it will be on your right. If you get to Calvary Ave., you went too far along W. Florissant Ave.

Gravesite is at 38 deg. 41 min. 41.6 seconds NORTH and 90 deg. 13 min. 43.1 seconds WEST.

From the north, comes a lane named MEADOW.

From the west-southwest thence to east-northeast, there is a lane named RAVINE.

To the south of the intersection of RAVINE and MEADOW, is a short stub of a lane, where a lane named MAUSOLEUM approaches from the east, and a lane named LAWN approaches from the west.

Rush Limbaugh's grave site is north of where the

- short stub of a lane, and
- MAUSOLEUM, and
- LAWN

all meet - while also being south of RAVINE.

Nearby him, to the south, is the gravesite of Albert Lambert, who developed Lambert Field and helped to fund Charles Lindbergh.

A map showing the location of Albert Lambert (see marker 23 on the PDF file):

https://bellefontainecemetery.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Bellefontaine-Cemetery-and-Arboretum_White-Line-Tour-Map_Oct-2020.pdf

Also, leave the cemetary, by heading southeast on W. Florissant Ave., returning to I-70.

The surrounding neighborhood is not safe. Visit later than 10:30 AM and be gone by 2:00 PM - that range will place your visiting time within a relatively safe period of the day.