http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/03/13/pla....ap/index.html
He was piloting a plane flying with his wife and crashed. They both died.
Really sad. Press Your Luck was my favorite game show - I remember how I used to watch it every day.
When Gameshow Network first started (I think it was 1995), it was before the world wide web had become so widespread, and Peter Tomarken hosted a call in show called "Decades" where 2 people phoned in and answered questions about which decade an event occurred in using the pushbuttons on the phone.
I was very lucky to have called in and won a radio and cordless phone - but I also got a chance to talk to Peter live - I recorded my spot on TV so I can rewatch it. He was very nice, and a class act. We will all miss him.
He was piloting a plane flying with his wife and crashed. They both died.
Really sad. Press Your Luck was my favorite game show - I remember how I used to watch it every day.
When Gameshow Network first started (I think it was 1995), it was before the world wide web had become so widespread, and Peter Tomarken hosted a call in show called "Decades" where 2 people phoned in and answered questions about which decade an event occurred in using the pushbuttons on the phone.
I was very lucky to have called in and won a radio and cordless phone - but I also got a chance to talk to Peter live - I recorded my spot on TV so I can rewatch it. He was very nice, and a class act. We will all miss him.
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