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A statement from Kathryn Limbaugh and family said Rush Hudson Limbaugh III was honorably laid to rest Wednesday in St. Louis, with close immediate family in attendance. There will be additional celebrations of Rush's life to come both virtually and in his home town of Cape Girardeau, the statement said. It was later confirmed that Limbaugh was buried at Bellefontaine Cemetery, a historic cemetery in St. Louis where many other famous Missourians have been laid to rest.

The Southeast Missourian (Cape Girardeau newspaper) reports that Rush Limbaugh was buried in St. Louis, Mo

Two NYC Jews discuss their association and friendship with Rush Limbaugh which continued from1988. Discussion begins at 11:43 into the program and runs about a half hour.This is Nachum Segal and Meir Weingarten. Among other things they discuss how the friendship began and their trip with Rush to Israel.The program first aired live on Monday, February 22.ML/NJ

Same time frame and a nice tribute from Dave

When I was a much younger man in Kansas City in 1984, Rush Limbaugh worked for me. I fired him. As you might suspect, managing Rush was a formidable challenge, and the fact that he was largely unmanageable was probably a part of the secret sauce that fueled his rise to meteoric success. I am saddened by his passing. And like him or hate him, any fair-minded or knowledgeable analysis of Rush's career would have to end by concluding that he was probably one of the most influential media forces in the past 100 years. In 1984, I was a...

Mark Levin remembers Rush Limbaugh saying, "he would want us all to carry on and fight for this great country." #FoxNews​ #RushLimbaugh

JERUSALEM – How did Rush Limbaugh become the most-listened-to and most-influential radio broadcaster in American history? A brilliant conversationalistAbsolutely the most original thinker on the American political and cultural sceneA cover story, a lightning rod, never boring – ever – and usually side-splittingly funnyHeard on more than 600 stations across the countryListened to by more than 20 million people a weekAlmost single-handedly rescued the dying AM radio system, turning it into a flourishing business through the political talk show format Courted by Republican presidents, and countless more presidential contendersCredited by Ronald Reagan as the voice of conservatismCredited by Newt Gingrich...

Kathryn Limbaugh announced Monday that there will be a virtual memorial service for her late husband, conservative radio icon Rush Limbaugh, in the coming weeks. "We are in the initial stages of planning a celebration of life that will be able to be viewed by all of the audience and friends and extended family at some point in the near future. We don't have an exact date just yet, we're working on some of the logistics," she said, noting the virtual ceremony was due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Good Morning/Afternoon, each week, on Mondays, I would put together a Mega Dittos message. Today, I wabt to remember you, Rush, and thank-you for presenting excellent and true voice of both the voicefreedom and truth. The best memories I have are the word terms such as MEGADITTOS. I will miss you and will keep your words of wisdom in my heart. MEGAHeavenlyDITTOS!!!!

Rush Limbaugh on Donahue, 1992 Rush did something to Phil no other guest had been able to do, make him shut up. Rush took the floor and ran with it, Phil just sat there with his mouth open and silent. Notice all the angry "NAGS" and feminazis in the audience.

Mark shares a special tribute to the great Rush Limbaugh.

JOHHNY DONOVAN: He’s worked as a Fortune 500 technology executive and was CEO of the first internet radio network. He’s a digital political strategist, helping the right side use new technology more effectively. He’s a public speaker and he hosts a radio show of his own on Seattle’s KTTH. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Todd Herman. HERMAN: It is an honor to be here to celebrate our friend Rush Limbaugh and today is the day the Lord has made, and this is the week that God called due a loan, a talent he placed into a man named Rush Hudson...

Maybe the funniest (it's at least one of THE funniest) parodies that Rush had on his show:"They're Coming To Take Ross Away" (parody of Napoleon XIV's "They're Coming To Take Me Away")

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says flags will fly at half-staff in honor of conservative talk radio pioneer Rush Limbaugh, who died Wednesday from terminal lung cancer. DeSantis made the announcement during a press conference in West Palm Beach Friday morning. The governor says once funeral arrangements are made for Limbaugh, the state will lower the flags. “I know they’re still figuring out the arrangements, but what we do when there’s things of this magnitude, once the date of interment for Rush is announced, we’re gonna be lowering the flags to half-staff,” the governor says.

Former President Donald Trump said Wednesday, hours after the death of Rush Limbaugh was announced, that he will not try to replace the popular radio host. “There’s a lot of people that are mentioning that and no, it’s not anything I’ve thought about. But he’d be a hard one to replace. You know, we talked to a friend of yours, Sean Hannity, he said, ‘He’s irreplaceable.’ And I view that too. I say he’s irreplaceable,” Trump said during an interview with Newsmax TV. “You wouldn’t want to follow Rush, it’s the old story, you get somebody like that, you don’t...

WASHINGTON — University of California faculty expressed delight at the death of conservative radio legend Rush Limbaugh hours after his passing Wednesday, calling him a “one-man hate industry” in an email pitching themselves as “Rush Limbaugh experts” for media interviews. Three professors from the University of California, Riverside, appeared to celebrate Limbaugh’s death after he lost his battle with lung cancer at age 70, claiming that “America is objectively a better place without Rush in it.”

A Florida lawmaker has requested Gov. Ron DeSantis order the state’s flags be lowered to half-staff to honor Rush Limbaugh’s passing. Limbaugh lived in Palm Beach, Florida, and died Wednesday from complications of advanced lung cancer.

A day after Rush Limbaugh died, Hollywood filmmaker Rob Reiner attacked the late conservative radio host as a purveyor of disinformation, saying that Americans must protect democracy from others like him. Rob Reiner launched his social media attack on the late Limbaugh by calling him a liar, warning that other conservative media personalities are trying to deny climate change. “To protect our Democracy we must remain vigilant in calling out their big lies. Starting with climate change,” he wrote. Reiner is the latest left-wing Hollywood elite to attack Limbaugh following news of his death yesterday. The 70-year-old conservative radio legend...

Former President George W. Bush said Wednesday conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, whose death was announced earlier that day, "was a friend throughout my presidency," Fox News reports. Bush, reacting to the news Limbaugh had succumbed to Stage IV lung cancer, wrote in a statement:

Joy Behar told her co-host Thursday on ABC’s “The View” that late conservatives talker Rush Limbaugh was “not authentic” and spewed prejudices and lies only for “the almighty dollar.” Discussing Limbaugh’s legacy, Behar said, “It’s interesting. I worked with him. I’ve interviewed Ann Coulter many times. Jeanine Pirro was on ‘The View.’ Trump has been on ‘The View.’ These people, you know, these people, you know, have gone through some kind of metamorphosis of weirdness over the years. Jeanine Pirro used to come on the show. She was actually fun. Ann Coulter, I consider her a comedienne. I don’t even...