Who is Bob Kendricks wife?

Who is Bob Kendricks wife?

Dr. Mary Jo Jacobson
Kendrick and his bride, Dr. Mary Jo Jacobson, tied the knot at a favorite travel destination of theirs at Lake Louise, Alberta.

Who is Bob Kendrick baseball?

STARKVILLE – Bob Kendrick has served the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Missouri for 28 years and is currently in his 10th year as president of the institution.

Is Bob Kendrick still employed at Channel 6?

News Director Jamie Justice said Kendrick will be back for his on-air duties as the co-anchor for ABC 6 News at 5, 6 p.m. and 11 p.m., as well as Fox 28 News at 10 p.m.

Who owns the Negro League Museum?

The privately funded, 501 c3, not-for-profit organization was established in 1990 and is in the heart of Kansas City, Missouri’s Historic 18th & Vine Jazz District. The NLBM operates two blocks from the Paseo YMCA where Andrew “Rube” Foster established the Negro National League in 1920.

Who is Marshall McPeek?

Marshall McPeek is a longtime Columbus meteorologist and journalist. He joined the First Warning weather team and Good Day Columbus in September 2013. He was promoted to chief meteorologist in April 2018. Marshall started his broadcast career in Bucyrus at WBCO-AM/WQEL-FM when he was just 14 years old.

Who is Stacia Naquin married to?

A: Yes, I live in Dublin with my husband, Spencer Williams, and our German shepherd, Peyton. We love to get out and walk. When we came here and were looking for a house, my husband walked around a lot of neighborhoods. He lost 85 pounds last year, mostly by walking.

Did Bob Kendrick play baseball?

Kendrick was born in Crawfordville, Georgia. He went to Park College on a baseball scholarship in 1980 and earned a B.A. in Communications Arts in 1985.

Where is the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum located?

Kansas City, Missouri
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

Who was the best Negro League player?

Tall right-hander Satchel Paige is probably the most famous Negro Leagues player of all time, and with good reason: According to Seamheads, he was their all-time leader in pitching WAR with 39.3 in his career — or an average of 7.1 over a 162-game season.

Is there a Negro Baseball Hall of Fame?

The Baseball Hall of Fame Has Not Inducted Any Players From the Negro Leagues Since 2006. The National Baseball Hall of Fame has not inducted any players from the Negro Leagues since 2006, when a special committee was established to acknowledge the contributions of Black players, the New York Times reports.