Bill Cody, Grand Ole Opry Announcer and WSM Radio Personality, Dies at 67
Veteran country radio personality Bill Cody died Tuesday in Nashville at the age of 67. Cody was a well-known figure, recognized for his decades-long career as an announcer for the Grand Ole Opry and as a morning show host for WSM. His passing comes after recent calls for prayer from the Nashville country music community.
Bill Cody, a respected country radio personality, passed away Tuesday in Nashville at 67 years old. He was known for his extensive career, which included significant roles as an announcer for the Grand Ole Opry and as a morning show host for WSM.
Cody's contributions to country music radio spanned several decades, establishing him as one of the nation's revered personalities in the genre. The Nashville country music community had recently expressed concern for his well-being, issuing calls for prayer on his behalf in the days leading up to his death.
According to Variety, Cody was celebrated for his influential presence within the country music world.
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