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Drive-Time Radio Host Dies Unexpectedly: Rod Sisco Was 54
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Drive-Time Radio Host Dies Unexpectedly: Rod Sisco Was 54
Rod Sisco, beloved host of the afternoon drive radio show on 105.1 WQSB in Albertville, Alabama, has passed away unexpectedly. He died May 1, his station announced on Facebook. The cause of death was not given, but his online obituary notes he was “surrounded by family” upon his passing. Sisco was 54. “Rod’s radio journey began in high school on weekends at our sister station, Power 107.5 FM (WAVU), and continued with WQSB, where his voice becam…
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