It is with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Charlie Griswold, the renowned comedian of The Bob & Tom Program. According to a press statement released by Dollinger Strategic Communication, Griswold had been undergoing aortic valve transplant surgery and was in recovery. However, it is with heavy hearts that we announce that Griswold has passed away. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends during this difficult time.
On Twitter many follower’s shared their condolences to the popular Charlie Griswold
About Charlie Griswold’s Personal Life
Charlie Griswold’s household would shortly post his memorial statement. Griswold had been born in the city of Cleveland, Ohio. His Hunting Valley, Ohio, University School graduation was accompanied by a degree in literature from Columbia University.
Tom Griswold is the father of seven children, three males, and four females. Sam, Willie, Lucy, Charlie, Sally, Finley, and Hart are the Tom Griswold offspring. Janet Griswold de Villeneuve, a beauty queen, is also his sibling.
Daisy and Poppy de Villeneuve are Daisy’s nieces. During the summertime of 2009, he crashed off a motorbike and fractured his right shoulder and elbow.
The sudden and unexpected loss of Charlie Griswold has rocked our community. Our condolences go out to his family, friends and loved ones as they mourn this tragic event. We hope that in the coming weeks and months they will find comfort and solace in their memories of Charlie and in the support of those around them.
As a 30 year listener of the Bob and Tom show I feel a deep sadness at the loss of Tom’s son Charlie. All the fun skits and recordings of the boys on the program deepens my feelings of Charlie’s passing. Hugs to all the Griswolds and the program’s family of close friends. Thanks for all the laughs and love over the years.
I am sorry, so sorry for the lost of your loved one and wish you comfort and peace. I have listened and watched you guys for 25 years and feel like you are apart of my family. You’ve helped me laugh when I didn’t have anything to make me happy. You have been apart of so many people’s lives that you have to know that there is an army doing what they can to maybe take a little bit of the sorrow and pain way from you. I know that is one thing I’ll be praying for.
I have listened to Bob and tom on my first of 35 trips to the Indy 500 and wouldn’t miss them
I cant express how sorry I am. I know how much family means to you and I hope you find strength in your children and you Bob and Tom family
MICHELLE. Wisconsin