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Herm Elenbaas,
Owner / General Manager
Herm got his start in Christian radio as a volunteer with
Trans World Radio in Bonaire in 1972, then worked at KOQT-Bellingham,
Washington, WFUR AM/FM in Grand Rapids, Michigan and WKPR-AM in Kalamazoo,
Michigan before moving to KURL Radio in 1982 as manager. Herm has owned KURL
since 1994 and purchased KMZK in 1997. KURL and KMZK are the only
locally-owned & operated radio or TV stations in Billings. Herm and his
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John Black,
Program Director, music director and morning drive announcer.
John has spent more than 45 years in broadcasting, the
last 12 at KURL. In 1959 he signed on the first Christian radio station in
Montana at Belgrade. For ten years he worked as a reporter for the 700
Club from Washington, D.C. and held news credentials for the White House,
Congress and the US Supreme Court. John was also a news anchor for
International Media Service, a network of more than 200 Christian radio
stations. John and his wife, Irene have four children and 7 grandchildren.
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Holly Howard, afternoon announcer & public service director
Holly has been a familiar voice on KURL and KMZK for several years as a
part time announcer and now we're delighted to have her on board full-time
and as your afternoon and early evening host. You can email Holly with
your public service announcements and church information at news@kurlradio.com |
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Jonathan Elenbaas, Sale Representative
sales@kurlradio.com
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Deb Padilla
Office Manager
Deb is the newest addition to the staff at KURL/KMZK. Deb
came to us with 20 years previous clerical experience with Super Value, Deaconess
-Billings Clinic, Waggoners Trucking and Secor/ATC. Deb and her husband
David love Christian music and have served as worship leaders in the past.
They have three children and four grandchildren.
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Don Smith, Sales Representative
sales@kurlradio.com
(406) 591-2835 cell |
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Sheila Elenbaas,
Office Assistant
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Not pictured: Judy Lacy, Alice Hall, Donna Somers, and Bruce Faulkner, engineer.
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