The Central Pennsylvania community is mourning the passing of Tim Burns, a familiar and respected voice from WINK 104 who touched the lives of many listeners throughout the region.
News of Burns’ death was shared by his longtime friend and WINK “Wake Up” show host Sue Campbell in a Facebook announcement. According to the post, Burns passed away on June 17, leaving behind a legacy built through years of radio, connection, and service to his audience.
Remembering a Beloved Radio Voice
Tim Burns was widely recognized for his work in broadcasting and his ability to connect with listeners through his warmth, personality, and engaging presence on the airwaves.
For many in Central Pennsylvania, Burns was more than a radio host — he was a familiar companion during daily routines, bringing conversation, entertainment, and a sense of community to countless listeners.
His contributions to WINK 104 helped make him a memorable figure in local radio, and his absence will be deeply felt by colleagues, friends, and fans.
Community Shares Tributes
Following news of his passing, listeners and members of the radio community expressed sadness and shared memories of Burns’ impact.
Many remembered him for his kindness, professionalism, humor, and dedication to connecting with people. His work created lasting relationships with those who heard him on the radio and those who worked alongside him.
Funeral and Memorial Information
Details regarding funeral arrangements, memorial services, and opportunities to honor Tim Burns have not yet been announced.
The family and loved ones are expected to share official information when available.
