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DAYTON AREA BROADCASTER’S HALL OF FAME

Dayton Area Broadcaster’s
Hall Of Fame
Nomination Rules

How does a broadcaster become an inductee?

For those on the air after 1960:

1.) Can be a living nominee or posthumous.
2.) Have at least 10 years in the broadcast industry.
3.) Lived at least five years in the Dayton area
     while in broadcasting.
4.) The person nominating must speak and address how the nominee
      has contributed to the community.
5.) The nominee does not have to be living in Dayton at the time of       his/her nomination.

For those on the air prior to 1960:

1.) Can be a living nominee or posthumous.
2.) No limitation on tenure in the broadcast industry.
3.) Person nominating must speak and address how the nominee      contributed to the community at that time.
4.) The nominee does not have to be living in Dayton at the time of       his/her nomination.

Download a nominating form.

Send nominating forms to:
Dayton Area Broadcasters Hall Of Fame
Post Office Box 733
Dayton, Ohio 45409

Questions?
Please contact Jim Johnson, WDAO Radio at: (937) 222-9326
Only members in good standing of the Dayton Broadcaster's Hall of Fame may nominate prospective inductees. Entries for the 2013 induction class must be submitted by December 31, 2012.

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The Dayton Broadcasters Hall Of Fame thanks Bonnie Farmer owner StoreCom Equipment of Dayton (and its founder, the late Dayton broadcast engineer Kurt Farmer) for hosting the Hall Of Fame Website.