2013 Mother Goose Parade

By Joe Nelson
   San Diego Radio was well represented again at the 67th Annual Mother Goose Parade in El Cajon. Highlighted by the legend Shotgun Tom Kelly serving as Grand Marshal.
   The Mother Goose Parade is the largest parade in San Diego County, and is also the largest of its type west of the Mississippi. This year the parade boasted over 200 entries and featured TV and movie celebrities, marching bands, clowns and radio personalities. SanDiegoRadio was on hand for the event and even spent time aboard the 101.5 KGB bus.
   Here are some photos from today's parade, the entire album can be seen on SanDiegoRadio's Facebook page HERE
 Parade Emcees Sam Diego and Lynda Martin (KOGO)
 San Diego 6 Marc Bailey (Also El Cajon Police Officer)
 101.5 KGB's Bromo Abromowitz
 KOGO's Chris Merril and Miss El Cajon's Morgan Gallo
 Coe Lewis and Bromo
 Bromo and Clint August





 Channel 933's Frankie V.




 107.9 Mountain Country's Lori Stone


95.7's Chio and Shelley Wade

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