Steve Cartwright was a real gentleman with a British sense of humor and lots of class. He will truly be missed by all who knew him and, most likely, many who didn't.
I am WTSA radio host Ian Kelley's mom, and I have spoken on the phone with Steve during his “Brit on Bratt” program. I am a sucker for a British accent, which Ian knows.
Steve seemed like a real gentleman with a great sense of humor and class. I am sure he will be greatly missed by everyone who knew him.
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