Mark Dailey Obituary: After a bold and gigantic fight with malignancy, it is with extraordinary pity that we report the death of Mark Edward Dailey. He calmly returned home to be with the Lord on Monday, December 6, 2010 encompassed by his family. Imprint was the committed spouse of Kim (Gould) and pleased dad of Nicole (Murray) Grove and child in-law Matthew Grove.

He was brought into the world August 1, 1953 in Youngstown, Ohio the treasured child of John and Rose-Marie (Genetta) Dailey. Sisters, Kathleen (Dan) Gacsal of Toledo, Ohio; Colleen (Tom) of Hubbard, Ohio; child in-law of John and Doreen Gould; sister-in-law, Kelly Clark, numerous nieces and nephews to whom he beyond all doubt adored. Imprint moved on from Ursuline High School and went to the law requirement program at Youngstown State University.

At 16 years of age he started seeking after his energy in radio and TV broadcasting at WNIO and WYTV individually. Imprint had an equal profession in law requirement, at that point moved to Windsor, Ontario and worked at CKLW as anchor and wrongdoing columnist. Imprint was a radio columnist/anchor at CHUM Radio, establishing news chief at Q-107 radio and filled in as task supervisor, maker, wrongdoing journalist and in the long run late night reporter at CITY TV in Toronto.

He’s known as ‘The Voice’ of Toronto. He was one of the establishing individuals from the Toronto Crime Stoppers program. He has addressed broadly on police and equity issues and media relations at the Canadian Police College, Ontario Police College, Ontario and Canadian Chiefs of Police, Ontario Fire Chiefs and with previous US Secret Service media official Jack Warner to various other law authorization authorities North America wide. Imprint has won various honors for his work including Man of the Year 2009, the City of Toronto volunteer help grant and a Public Vote of Thanks from the lead representative General of Canada for network administration.