George D. Hay

1895–1968 (age 73)

Radio broadcaster

Biography

George D. Hay was a pioneering radio broadcaster who helped shape American entertainment and communication in the early broadcast era. His work in radio contributed significantly to the medium's development and cultural impact.

Hay's innovations in broadcasting are remembered as foundational to the industry's growth. He is honored at Forest Lawn Cemetery, where his legacy as a broadcasting pioneer continues to be recognized.

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