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Broadcaster Tom Synder passed away from leukemia

Broadcaster Tom Synder passed away from leukemia by Monica Tele
Published 08/6/2007 in Blood Cancer , Leukemia , Celebrity in memoriam  |  Unrated




Tom Synder, host of NBC's The Tomorrow Show passed away on Sunday from leukemia.

Synder told the world on his webpage in 2005 that he had been diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


The Tomorrow show aired in 1972 after The Tonight show with Johnny Carson. In 1995 he returned to late night TV starring in The Late Late show with Tom Synder.

His longtime producer and friend Mike Horowicz said "He was a great guy and very talented".

 

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