Herb Jepko

1931–1995 (age 64)

radio host

Biography

Herb Jepko, born in 1931, brought calm authority to the airwaves with Open Line, a pioneering late-night radio program that connected listeners across the country in thoughtful conversation.

His openness and respect for every caller created a community of nocturnal companions, and his memory is honored at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park.

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