On Tuesday, April 7, Governor Baker joined Quincy Mayor Tom Koch and Granite Telecommunications CEO Rob Hale at the company's headquarters in Quincy to receive buzz cuts to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. With the Governor's and Mayor's contributions. Granite was able to present Dana Farber with a donation of over $3 million.

On Tuesday, April 7, Governor Baker joined Quincy Mayor Tom Koch and Granite Telecommunications CEO Rob Hale at the company's headquarters in Quincy to receive buzz cuts to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. With the Governor's and Mayor's contributions. Granite was able to present Dana Farber with a donation of over $3 million.

On Tuesday, April 7, Governor Baker joined Quincy Mayor Tom Koch and Granite Telecommunications CEO Rob Hale at the company's headquarters in Quincy to receive buzz cuts to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. With the Governor's and Mayor's contributions. Granite was able to present Dana Farber with a donation of over $3 million.

On Tuesday, April 7, Governor Baker joined Quincy Mayor Tom Koch and Granite Telecommunications CEO Rob Hale at the company's headquarters in Quincy to receive buzz cuts to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. With the Governor's and Mayor's contributions. Granite was able to present Dana Farber with a donation of over $3 million.

On Tuesday, April 7, Governor Baker joined Quincy Mayor Tom Koch and Granite Telecommunications CEO Rob Hale at the company's headquarters in Quincy to receive buzz cuts to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. With the Governor's and Mayor's contributions. Granite was able to present Dana Farber with a donation of over $3 million.

On Tuesday, April 7, Governor Baker joined Quincy Mayor Tom Koch and Granite Telecommunications CEO Rob Hale at the company's headquarters in Quincy to receive buzz cuts to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. With the Governor's and Mayor's contributions. Granite was able to present Dana Farber with a donation of over $3 million.

On Tuesday, April 7, Governor Baker joined Quincy Mayor Tom Koch and Granite Telecommunications CEO Rob Hale at the company's headquarters in Quincy to receive buzz cuts to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. With the Governor's and Mayor's contributions. Granite was able to present Dana Farber with a donation of over $3 million.

Tom Koch & Gina Gaston of KTRK, hosting the "Freedom Over Texas" celebration of Independence Day, 2013 in Houston.

Tom Koch takes a corner in Devil's Playground during the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb July 19, 2009

Tom Koch rounds a corner near Devil's Playground during the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb July 19, 2009

Tom Koch, Regional Sales Representative at Metal Shark Boats

Tom Koch in his Ford F150 skids out on a corner in Devil's Playground during the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb July 19, 2009

In the twilight of Radio's Golden Age of Comedy none carried the torch higher or farther than Bob (Elliott) and Ray (Goulding). Part of the reason was a guy named Tom Koch, who wrote many of their hilarious sketches. This is Tom's story.

Bob and Ray. And Tom.

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