The final two episodes of the Doc Blevins and Friends radio program will be April 25 and May 2.

The broadcast of part one will air on KCFO, AM 970, Saturday, April 25 at 11 a.m. and repeated at 11 p.m. It can also be heard worldwide live on kcfo.com. Part two of the series will be aired at the same times on May 2. 

Blevins passed away on January 25 and the show co-hosts Ricke Burke, pastor of Cedar Point Church in Claremore, and  Wayne McCombs, director of the J.M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum in Claremore, have been interviewing guests for the program since Blevins passing.

Doc Blevins and Friends was an interview program that dealt mainly with topics about politics, sports and spiritual truth. Blevins was the associate pastor of New Creation Church in Broken Arrow and was a facilitator and teacher for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for 40 years. He also was the sideline reporter for the Union High School football radio broadcasts for over 20 years and was the public address announcer for Union basketball and baseball games.

“Doc gave everything he had to help teenagers and college age students in their spiritual walk and everyday life for over 40 years,” said Burke. “You will hear stories about his witness from these speakers.”   

The final two programs will be the recording of Blevins funeral that was held at the Union Performing Arts Center on February 1. Speakers that honored Blevins at the service include Owasso head football coach Bill Blankenship; Rick Burke; Tulsa broadcaster; Rick Couri; missionary Jerry Chalk; former coach Pec Clark; former Tulsa mayor Dick Crawford; singer Kody De Wees; football coach Mason Farquhar; and pastor of New Creation Church, Brett Freeman.

“Most of the programs since Doc’s death were already scheduled,” said McCombs, “and we wanted to honor those commitments.”

The program will conclude almost seven years to the day the program first aired on KCFO on May 4, 2013.