Jen Myers, longtime APD/MD and midday host at Audacy hot AC "Y98" KYKY St. Louis, has passed away after a long battle with breast cancer. She was Meyers started her career at the then-CBS Radio cluster in 1998. Audacy Hot AC Y98 KYKY St. Louis has reported the passing of longtime personality Jennifer 'Jen Myers' Farmer.
She died on Thursday at the age of 49, following an eight-year battle with Stage 4 breast cancer. Jen Myers of KMOX sister station Y98 announced on air Friday morning that she's stepping away from the mic to focus on her health and spend as much time as possible with her family -- especially her two young children. After a year of treatment in 2016, Myers' breast cancer went into remission, "then in 2018 my cancer came back in my lungs ST. LOUIS (KMOX) — common morning radio character Jen Myers — of Phillips and business on Y98 — advised listeners Wednesday morning she has an aggressive form of breast melanoma. "Two weeks in the past, i was clinically determined with breast cancer," Myers announced, preserving again tears.
Jennifer Marie Farmer, a former morning show host on Y98, died on Oct. 24, in St. Louis, after an eight-year battle with breast cancer. Understanding Metastatic Disease Beloved St. Louis, Mo., radio personality and breast cancer warrior Jen Myers is taking a break to focus "my energy on my health and my family." Her last day at KYKY (98.1 FM), the station she's worked at for 20 years, is today (Friday, April 29). Stage 4, or metastatic, breast cancer is the hardest type of cancer to treat. Metastatic means the cancer has Y98's Jen Myers rang the bell at Siteman Cancer Center to celebrate the end of her cancer treatment and being the big Blues fan she is, she played Gloria while she did it. Known professionally as Jen Myers, Jennifer Farmer woke up St. Louis after more than a decade of being a radio personality in New York and Des Moines.Remembering St. Louis radio personality Jen Myers | ksdk.com
Jennifer Marie Farmer, a former morning show host on Y98, died on Oct. 24, in St. Louis, after an eight-year battle with breast cancer. Understanding Metastatic Disease Beloved St. Louis, Mo., radio personality and breast cancer warrior Jen Myers is taking a break to focus "my energy on my health and my family." Her last day at KYKY (98.1 FM), the station she's worked at for 20 years, is today (Friday, April 29).
Stage 4, or metastatic, breast cancer is the hardest type of cancer to treat. Metastatic means the cancer has Y98's Jen Myers rang the bell at Siteman Cancer Center to celebrate the end of her cancer treatment and being the big Blues fan she is, she played Gloria while she did it. Known professionally as Jen Myers, Jennifer Farmer woke up St. Louis after more than a decade of being a radio personality in New York and Des Moines.
Longtime Audacy Hot AC "Y98" KYKY St. Louis personality Jennifer 'Jen Myers' Farmer passed away on Thursday, October 24 at the age of 49 after an eight year battle with Stage 4 breast cancer. Jen Myers, who worked for 25 years in radio stations including KYKY "Y98" in St. Louis, passed away at 49 after a long battle with breast cancer. She was diagnosed in 2016 and it metastasized to her lungs in 2018. It is with great sadness that we share that former Y98 host, Jen Myers has passed away. Jen had a 26 year career in radio, and we were lucky enough to have her at Y98 for 15 of them. her cancer battle and many more of her personal endeavors. Jen's huge heart led her to being a part of many local projects and communities, raising hundreds Y98's Jen Myers rang the bell at Siteman Cancer Center to celebrate the end of her cancer treatment and being the big Blues fan she is, she played GloriaY98's Jenn Myers plays Gloria while ringing in the end of her cancer
Longtime Audacy Hot AC "Y98" KYKY St. Louis personality Jennifer 'Jen Myers' Farmer passed away on Thursday, October 24 at the age of 49 after an eight year battle with Stage 4 breast cancer. Jen Myers, who worked for 25 years in radio stations including KYKY "Y98" in St. Louis, passed away at 49 after a long battle with breast cancer. She was diagnosed in 2016 and it metastasized to her lungs in 2018.
It is with great sadness that we share that former Y98 host, Jen Myers has passed away. Jen had a 26 year career in radio, and we were lucky enough to have her at Y98 for 15 of them. her cancer battle and many more of her personal endeavors. Jen's huge heart led her to being a part of many local projects and communities, raising hundreds Y98's Jen Myers rang the bell at Siteman Cancer Center to celebrate the end of her cancer treatment and being the big Blues fan she is, she played Gloria
An Update On Jen: The outpouring of love and support for Jen Myers since she bravely shared her cancer diagnosis last week has been amazing! Today, Jen is resting after yesterday's surgery and with the help of her doctors will spend the next few weeks focused on healing and recovery. An Update On Jen: The outpouring of love and support for Jen Myers since she bravely shared her cancer diagnosis last week has been amazing! Today, Jen is resting after yesterday's surgery and with the help of her doctors will spend the next few weeks focused on healing and recovery. Veteran radio personality Jen Myers has died after a courageous eight-year battle with breast cancer. Myers, who began her 26-year career in radio at WLCE (Alice 92.9) in Buffalo, NY in 1998, later made significant contributions at various stations, including KSTZ (Star 102.5) in Des Moines and KYKY (Y98) in St. Louis. ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Longtime radio host Jen Myers has died following an eight-year battle with breast cancer. Myers, a New York native, had a 26-year career in radio. During that time, she was at stations in Buffalo, Des Monies and finally, St. Louis, where she hosted a morning show and was the music director at Y98 for 15 years.Longtime radio host Jen Myers dies after cancer battle
An Update On Jen: The outpouring of love and support for Jen Myers since she bravely shared her cancer diagnosis last week has been amazing! Today, Jen is resting after yesterday's surgery and with the help of her doctors will spend the next few weeks focused on healing and recovery. An Update On Jen: The outpouring of love and support for Jen Myers since she bravely shared her cancer diagnosis last week has been amazing! Today, Jen is resting after yesterday's surgery and with the help of her doctors will spend the next few weeks focused on healing and recovery. Veteran radio personality Jen Myers has died after a courageous eight-year battle with breast cancer.
Myers, who began her 26-year career in radio at WLCE (Alice 92.9) in Buffalo, NY in 1998, later made significant contributions at various stations, including KSTZ (Star 102.5) in Des Moines and KYKY (Y98) in St. Louis. ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Longtime radio host Jen Myers has died following an eight-year battle with breast cancer.
Myers, a New York native, had a 26-year career in radio. During that time, she was at stations in Buffalo, Des Monies and finally, St. Louis, where she hosted a morning show and was the music director at Y98 for 15 years.
After 20 years of riding the STL radio waves, Jen Myers of KYKY 98.1 FM is taking a break, to get better, reports STLToday.com. Diagnosed with breast cancer about six years ago, Myers' last day working a mic at the station was Friday, when she will appeare on the morning show from 7 to 11 a.m. The AACR was saddened to learn that Jennifer Myers passed away on February 24, We are deeply grateful to Jennifer for sharing her experience with cancer in the AACR Cancer Progress Report 2022 and for her advocacy for other patients and for cancer research. We offer our heartfelt condolences to her family and friends. Veteran radio personality Jen Myers has died after a courageous eight-year battle with breast cancer. Myers, who began her 26-year career in radio at WLCE (Alice 92.9) in Buffalo, NY in 1998, later made significant contributions at various stations, including KSTZ (Star 102.5) in Des Moines and KYKY (Y98) in St. Louis. ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Longtime radio host Jen Myers has died following an eight-year battle with breast cancer. Myers, a New York native, had a 26-year career in radio. During that time, she was at stations in Buffalo, Des Monies and finally, St. Louis, where she hosted a morning show and was the music director at Y98 for 15 years.Longtime radio host Jen Myers dies after cancer battle
After 20 years of riding the STL radio waves, Jen Myers of KYKY 98.1 FM is taking a break, to get better, reports STLToday.com. Diagnosed with breast cancer about six years ago, Myers' last day working a mic at the station was Friday, when she will appeare on the morning show from 7 to 11 a.m. The AACR was saddened to learn that Jennifer Myers passed away on February 24, We are deeply grateful to Jennifer for sharing her experience with cancer in the AACR Cancer Progress Report 2022 and for her advocacy for other patients and for cancer research. We offer our heartfelt condolences to her family and friends. Veteran radio personality Jen Myers has died after a courageous eight-year battle with breast cancer.
Myers, who began her 26-year career in radio at WLCE (Alice 92.9) in Buffalo, NY in 1998, later made significant contributions at various stations, including KSTZ (Star 102.5) in Des Moines and KYKY (Y98) in St. Louis. ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Longtime radio host Jen Myers has died following an eight-year battle with breast cancer.
Myers, a New York native, had a 26-year career in radio. During that time, she was at stations in Buffalo, Des Monies and finally, St. Louis, where she hosted a morning show and was the music director at Y98 for 15 years.
Jen Myers, a longtime radio personality in St. Louis, passed away on October 24, 2024, after fighting breast cancer for eight years. She was known for her morning show, her candor, and her support for various causes. Jennifer Marie Farmer, a former morning show host on Y98, died on Oct. 24, in St. Louis, after an eight-year battle with breast cancer. She shared her health struggles with listeners who connected Jen Myers, a beloved radio host known for her long tenure at Y98, passed away on Thursday, October 24, 2024, at the age of 49, following an eight-year battle with breast cancer. The sad news was shared by Y98 St. Louis through a heartfelt post on Facebook.