her forced her off the air. Account executive Jodi Strada claimed Wease humiliated her by on-air sexual references. Both suits were settled out of court. Personal life Brother Wease came by his stage name from his school nickname, which was "Weasel". Wease is known for his openness with some listeners, including sharing much of his personal life. He is a veteran who completed three tours of duty in Vietnam. He has been married three times, divorced twice and has six children. He also has a child with special needs. He met his current wife Doreen when she was a guest on his show. He is a motorcycle enthusiast and an avid poker player. Wease served as an emcee for Woodstock '94 and Woodstock 1999. In 1997, Wease founded the Wease Cares Children's Fund to raise money for children in need. Cancer Wease announced on his February 2, 2005 show that he had been diagnosed with nasopharyngeal carcinoma, a rare form of sinus cancer. Wease underwent seven weeks of radiation treatment at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, during which he intended to broadcast from a makeshift studio in his apartment for as long as he was physically capable. Wease never missed a show, despite being able to broadcast for only a few minutes on certain days. During his treatment, WCMF established "Kick Cancer's Ass," a campaign which raised nearly $100,000 for children with cancer. Wease returned to Rochester following his treatment. He learned in August 2005 that the treatment for his cancer had been successful. References External links Rochester Wiki - Brother Wease Brother Wease Website - as of April 2009 - Fox 95.1FM 1946 births Living people American radio personalities People from Rochester, New York 20th-century American Jews 21st-century American Jews