Bob Eatman Dies; Talent Agent Represented Several Radio Stars

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BOB EATMAN, the longtime broadcast talent agent whose client roster included some of the radio industry's most familiar names, died SUNDAY (9/25) of cancer. He was 65.

EATMAN represented a wide range of radio morning hosts over the years, including OPIE AND ANTHONY, MANCOW MULLER, ROVER, DON GERONIMO, and THE REGULAR GUYS. He formed his agency in 1991 after practicing law in CHICAGO and then working with the AFTRA, SAG, and AGMA unions and FOX BROADCASTING COMPANY.

With a heavy heart I announce the passing of Super Agent Robert Eatman. For 20 yrs he guided me w/ honor in a business filled w/ dishonesty

— opie radio (@OpieRadio) September 26, 2017

So sad to hear of the passing of super agent Bob Eatman. Bob did my final 3 deals w CBS. RIP

— Don Geronimo (@DonGeronimoShow) September 26, 2017

To the best agent (and friend) in the world, thanks so much for the past 18 years. You advised not just in business but in life. #BobEatman pic.twitter.com/D0YNdqthXJ

— Rover (@RoverRadio) September 25, 2017

RIP Bob Eatman. He was a beautiful, gentle person who was incapable of lying. He played the French horn and I loved him anyway.

— Jim Norton (@JimNorton) September 26, 2017

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