Obituary of Wolfman Jack

Wolfman Jack

Robert Weston Smith (born January 21, 1938 in Brooklyn, New York) was a disk jockey, radio personality, and musician who was best known for his distinctively gravelly voice and credited it for his success saying, "It's kept meat and potatoes on the table for years for Wolfman and Wolfwoman. A couple of shots of whiskey helps it". Robert died on July 1, 1995 and his death was reportedly because of a heart attack. He died too soon at age 57.

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Wolfman Jack Biography Wiki:

Is He Dead or Alive: Dead
Full Name: Smith, Robert
Common Name: Wolfman Jack
Gender: Male
Preferred Gender Pronoun: he/him
Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York, United States
Birth Date: January 21, 1938
Age: 57 (at death)
Occupations:
Active Years: 1960-1995

Religion: Protestant
Net Worth: $1 million
Nationality: American
Favorite Food: Kraft Mac & Cheese
Favorite Color: Yellow
Favorite Scent: Coco Mademoiselle Eau De Parfum
Favorite Actor: Shirley Temple Black

Robert's Family Tree

Birth Name: Robert Weston Smith
Father: Anson Weston Smith (1901-1975)
Mother: Rosamond Small (1907-1995)
Spouse/Partner:

Lou Smith (married 1961-1995, his death)

Son(s):

Tod Weston Smith

Daughter(s):

Joy Rene Smith (1961-1998)

Death Notice:

Date: July 01 1995 at age 57
Place: Belvidere, North Carolina, United States
Cause of Death: Heart attack
Interment: Buried at a family cemetery in Belvidere, North Carolina, United States

Category Tags:

Disc Jockey Radio Personality Musician American Born on January 21st Born in 1938 Born in New York Died in 1995 Died at age 57 Died from Heart attack

Quotable Quotes:

"I can remember how Smith lived a remarkable life, leaving behind a legacy of music and inspiration that will continue to be thought of fondly by future generations long. (V)"

"Robert Smith lived an extraordinary life as a musician, constantly pushing the boundaries of music and captivating audiences with his unique and haunting voice, until his untimely passing. (V)"

Is Mr. Robert Smith still alive? According to our unconfirmed records, he has passed away.