WJZM’s Bob Lacey of Bob & Sheri Announces Retirement Bob & Sheri to Continue with Sheri Lynch and the Morning Team
Clarksville, TN– January 13, 2025 – This morning, during the popular Bob & Sheri syndicated morning show, Bob Lacey announced his retirement on the air. Lacey has been on the air for four decades, including 32 years with partner Sheri Lynch. Bob & Sheri will continue with Lynch and the morning team, which includes Lamar Richardson, Max Sweeten, and Kary Bowser.
“We knew this day was going to come, we just didn’t know it would be today,” explained Tony Garcia, Co-Founder of Now! Media, which syndicates Bob & Sheri. “Knowing it was coming, we’ve done the research, and we’re prepared. The show is strong and will continue as Bob & Sheri.”
In making the on-air announcement, Lacey explained to Bob & Sheri listeners why now is the right time is. “I was listening to some promo on the air the other day on television, and it was some show business award thing, and they mentioned Jelly Roll, Bunny XO, Doja Cat, and Zendaya. I have absolutely no idea who those people are. If you do what I do, what we do, and you’re not familiar with Bunny XO, you need to find out about Bunny XO, but I just don’t want to at this… at this point in my life, I’m just going to be honest… I wish Bunny XO all the best. But at one point, you know, you start to sound a little foolish, and I don’t want to arrive at that point.”
“No one has worked harder and contributed more creativity, vision, and strategy than Bob,” stated Lynch. “Bob has earned the right to choose the timing of his retirement. I could not be more proud of him and honored to have been his partner. I’m weepy to see him go.”
“We’ve always been a listener-first company and show,” added Garcia. “We gave Bob the decision and the space to make this announcement the way he wanted to. We remain as committed to our affiliates and our listeners as we’ve always been, and the show goes on.

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