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Wayne Wallace (born August 3, 1945; died September 2, 2013) hosted the "Dixie Gospel Caravan" (originally "Hymn Time") on WDJC and WXJC for 45 years.

Wallace began working as a broadcaster in August 1968 and took over from Andy Cooley when Hymn Time was moved to WDJC.

Wallace continued to work even during chemotherapy for brain cancer.

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Garrison, Greg (September 7, 2013) "Gospel DJ touched lives with old-time music ." The Birmingham News

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-'''Wayne Wallace''' (born c. [[1945]]; died [[September 2]], [[2013]]) hosted the "[[Dixie Gospel Caravan]]" (originally "Hymn Time") on [[WDJC-FM|WDJC]] and [[WXJC-FM|WXJC]] for 45 years.
+'''Wayne Wallace''' (born [[August 3]], [[1945]]; died [[September 2]], [[2013]]) hosted the "[[Dixie Gospel Caravan]]" (originally "Hymn Time") on [[WDJC-FM|WDJC]] and [[WXJC-FM|WXJC]] for 45 years.
+Wallace began working as a broadcaster in August [[1968]] and took over from [[Andy Cooley]] when Hymn Time was moved to WDJC.
+Wallace continued to work even during chemotherapy for brain cancer.
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