various local events on the radio. After Dallas–Fort Worth Mills left Dallas–Fort Worth in the late 1970s and worked with former KLIF personality Randy Robins at WIXY-AM in Cleveland, Ohio. Mills also worked at Cleveland AM powerhouse 1220/WGAR plus did weekend weather at WEWS-TV. Mills settled as a longtime voice of Denver, Colorado. He was heard and seen in many different promotions of local events and advertising on air. He was at stations KIMN, KOSI, and KXKL-FM. In 2000, Mills and broadcast partner Rick "Coach" Marshall were named the Best Morning Show by the Colorado Broadcasters Association. Mills remained a dominant figure in Denver broadcasting for over 23 years. Personal life Mills was married three times. He had three children: Matthew, Joshua, and Samantha. On June 25, 2001, Paxton died due to heart disease in a hotel in Aspen, Colorado. References 1948 births 2001 deaths American radio personalities Radio personalities from Colorado Radio personalities from Dallas University of North Texas alumni