R.I.P.: Oregon Radio Broadcaster Cal Brady

Cal Brady

Long-time North Coast radio broadcaster and station owner Cal Brady died Monday from liver and kidney failure.

According to the dailyastorin.com, Brady founded and owned Calcomm Stations Oregon, which operates Seaside's KQCB 94.9 FM. Brady also hosted a weeknight radio program called “Night Train” on the station.

Brady, who maintained residences in both Astoria and Southern California, died in his Los Angeles-area home with his wife, Jody Miller, at his side after a brief but severe illness.

Brady had been in and out of the hospital for about a month and "full time for the past week," said Dennis Brodigan, who worked at KQCB with Brady.