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Published October 09, 2012, 12:52 PM

Longtime Detroit Red Wings public-address announcer dies

Budd Lynch died this morning in Michigan. He was 95.

By: Associated Press report, Associated Press

DETROIT — The Detroit Red Wings say the team's longtime public address announcer Budd Lynch has died. He was 95.

Red Wings spokesman John Hahn says Lynch died this morning in Michigan. Hahn says the team plans to release additional information later in the day.

Lynch served with the Essex Scottish Regiment during World War II and lost an arm in a rocket attack. He later joined the Wings as a broadcaster.

Lynch was public address announcer at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit for more than 25 years.

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