Thulin touched by Mildren's toughness
Ron Thulin knew Jack Mildren only casually less than a year ago, when executives at WWLS approached him about the two working together.
Late Thursday, when Thulin learned he'd lost his radio sidekick, he said he'd also lost a dear friend.
"I loved him,” said Thulin, who co-hosted the 3-6 p.m. sports talk show on Jox 930. "This is really tough. It's tough because he loved his family more than anything in the ...
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