Ronald E. Crider

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Ronald Crider owned radio stations in Florida and Colorado. Built the first FM stereo station in the Republic of Panama, built pirate radio station in the North Sea in the 1960s. Co founder of Lodestar Tower, builder of tall broadcast and communications towers in Orlando, Jacksonville, New Orleans and Charlotte in the 1980s. Co founder of the GAB satellite radio network and the Radio Colorado Network. World Traveler and radio personality on American’s Dining and Travel Guide on the Business Talk Radio Network. Crider resides in Vail, Colorado and Vero Beach, Florida.


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