After former Kansas journalist Kurt Gaston passed away on Aug. 2, his family made a touching request: "In lieu of flowers, please consider purchasing a subscription to a daily or weekly newspaper," said the obituary.
Gaston, 61, was a long-time news editor who learned the business at his father's newspaper, then called The Ellsworth Reporter. He was the managing editor at the Jefferson Gazette in northern Ohio and the Baytown Sun in eastern Texas, as well as a host of Kansas papers: The Sterling Bulletin, The Southwest Daily Times, The Osawatomie Graphic, and The Norton Telegram.
We can think of no better tribute to a fellow journalist than to help his life's work keep going.
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