Rick Wolff, WFAN host, dead at 71 after brain cancer battle
Rick Wolff, the longtime host of WFAN's Sunday morning program "The Sports Edge," has died at the age of 71 after a brief battle with brain cancer.
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Rick Wolff, the longtime host of WFAN's Sunday morning program "The Sports Edge," has died at the age of 71 after a brief battle with brain cancer.
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Reply Robert M. Neubauer (Image via Wallingford Funeral Home) WALLINGFORD, CT — (From Wallingford Funeral Home): The family of Robert Martin Neubauer shares Robert peacefully passed into eternal rest on June 2, 2021, fighting a courageous diabetes battle. "Coach Neubs" was born in New Britain, Connecticut April 20, 1941 to Cornelius Neubauer and Kathryn Carbo, and has a brother, Raymond Neubauer (wife Edna) living in Bristol, Connecticut. Coach Neubs most recently lived in Naples, Florida with his wife Jan (Lepito) Neubauer. A 1959 graduate of New Britain High School, Connecticut, Neubs wen...