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Closser, Patrick Denton was born on April 27, 1945 in San Diego, California, United States. Son of Edward and Helen Thompson.
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Patrick Denton Closser
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Patrick Denton Closser, American Radio evangelist, artist. Named to Life History Center, Conroe, Texas, International Hall of Leaders, 1988, Artist of Month, Reach Inc., Dallas, 1997; recipient award Republican Committee, 1962, 1st place award Dallas Epilepsy Association Art Exhibit Contest, 1991; named honorary reverend doctor by several members Tasmanian Parliament, 1985.
Education
Associate of Arts in Psychology, Brookhaven College, 1986; Diploma, American Schools of Cinema, 1970; Dr of Cultural Arts, World U., Tucson, 1985.
Career
Artist, Station KBFI-television, Dallas, 1972-1973; with, Stations KVTT and KDTX, Dallas, 1976-1981; with, Stations KTER and KTXO, Dallas, 1980-1983; broadcaster, Radio Newspaper, Panama, 1989-1991; producer, editor broadcasts, Dallas Cmty. television, TCI Cablevision Network, since 1996. Producer AM-FM and shortwave broadcsts, including Religious Broadcasts for Pan American Broadcasting worldwide, 1983-1995.
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Membership
Member Coalition for Better television CBTV, Tupelo, Mississippi. Member Southern Poverty Law Center, Birmingham, Alabama, 1981-1984. Special 1-hour music and Christmas broadcast Radio Africa, St. Luke Episcopal Church.
Member American Family Association.
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American
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Named to Life History Center, Conroe, Texas, International Hall of Leaders, 1988, Artist of Month, Reach Inc., Dallas, 1997. Recipient award Republican Committee, 1962, 1st place award Dallas Epilepsy Association Art Exhibit Contest, 1991. Named honorary reverend doctor by several members Tasmanian Parliament, 1985.Named to Life History Center, Conroe, Texas, International Hall of Leaders, 1988, Artist of Month, Reach Inc., Dallas, 1997. Recipient award Republican Committee, 1962, 1st place award Dallas Epilepsy Association Art Exhibit Contest, 1991. Named honorary reverend doctor by several members Tasmanian Parliament, 1985.