Sir Terry Wogan’s son Mark thanks fans for being a “great comfort” following his Dad’s passing
Restaurateur adds that Sir Terry kept a collection of Radio Times covers in his study
Sir Terry Wogan’s son Mark has paid tribute to fans of his late father for their “kind” and “generous” responses following his death last January.
Speaking at the Radio Times Covers party, restaurateur Mark Wogan spoke warmly of the “honour” of picking up a special series of Radio Times magazine covers featuring his late father (below).
“It’s a great honour to pick up something on behalf of your father," he said. The way that everyone have responded to his passing, it’s been kind and so generous and it’s been a great comfort to the whole family."
“He loved his Radio Times covers and always loved getting one,” he added. “There are some that hang in his study at home, that’s how much he liked them.”
Mark Wogan also thanked the BBC for naming the home to Radio 2 after his late father who first worked for the station more than 50 years ago.
"The thing that myself and the rest of the family are most proud of is having Western House renamed as Wogan House, that’s a lovely thing. An incredible tribute.”
The building was renamed in November.
