Chronicle: Industry veteran "Kim Leslie" Brosche died Oct. 9 at the age of 64 following a battle with Lewy body dementia. Her radio career took her to Metro Traffic Control, WMZQ/Washington, DC, and Nashville stations WSM-FM, WKDF (serving as MD/afternoon host at both) and AC WJXA, where she co-hosted mornings for more than a decade. She also worked at Asylum Records, the CMA, Sirius' Prime Country, syndicated radio show Country Live Tonight and her own Music Row Media Training. Leslie served on the CRB board for nearly a decade, where she helped create the organization's Tom Rivers Humanitarian Award. Services will be announced at a later date. Memorial donations can be made to the Lewy Body Dementia Association here.

Radio and record company vet Gary Greenberg passed away Friday (10/9) at his Los Angeles home. Among his radio stops were Top 40 KTNQ/Los Angeles and Country KHJ-AM/Los Angeles. His long-tenured promotion career included time with Warner Bros., Giant, Black River, Equity and Tenacity. No word on services.