Dick Foley: Seattle Folk Legend's Life & Legacy
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Dick Foley, a legendary Seattle folk singer and KOMO host, passed away at 85. Known for his group The Brothers Four, he earned Grammy nominations and performed at the Academy Awards and White House. Foleys warmth, humor, and deep faith were highlighted by his family. He transitioned to TV, hosting Emmy-winning shows and managing A/V at Virginia Mason. The Brothers Four, still touring today, keep Foleys pioneering spirit alive in Northwest music.
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