From the WOCL-FM 105.9 website

I remember going to see the movie American Graffiti when I was a kid, seeing Wolf Man Jack rock the radio and telling my dad that when I grew up that’s what I wanted to be. Like all fathers he kind of dismissed me, but 4 years later I was playing the Lutheran Hour on a local radio station in Ft. Collins Colorado. One year after that I was doing overnights in Fargo, North Dakota at a 100,000 watt fm station. I caught the fever young and 30 plus years later I’m still going strong. I feel I’ve truly been blessed working in cities like New York, L.A., Dallas, Atlanta, Oklahoma City and now the most visited city in the world, Orlando. I remember getting the call from my buddy Rick Stacy, who I worked with in the 80’s at a station in Atlanta. He said, “How would you like to play the music we grew up with, stuff we really like?” I was sold and two weeks later I was here in Orlando driving people home on 1059 SUNY FM. If you listen to my show you know I have a side kick in life and her name is Zoe. She is my beautiful little girl and we do everything together. That’s what makes living here in Orlando so awesome. We have Mickey Mouse down the road, Harry Potter nearby, Shamu ready to splash us, and, not to mention, the beaches and the weather. Tune me in every day 3p-7p and you will get the best music of all time and my twisted perspective on life just may make you smile. We truly do have a great family working here at SUNNY, all tied together by our great love of music and the positive impact it has on our every day lives. And just to make sure I never get a big head, I think my little girl Zoe said it best…”I’m the radio superstar. My daddy just pushes the buttons.”

On Monday March 4th, 2024, we were saddened to our core as we tragically lost our beloved Domino. The world lost a legend - a sweet, funny, bigger than life man and heaven got a lot louder and a lot brighter. Domino would only talk about two things, Zoe (his daughter) and radio. No professional in any field was more dedicated to what he did than him. It wasn’t a job for Domino, it was his life. Watching Domino with Zoe was an inspiration on what fathers should be like and we admire the incredible dad he always was. We, your co-workers and your listeners will always carry you in our hearts always. Rest easy dear friend.

Lini's radio career began at a station in Fort Collins, CO, near where he grew up, followed by overnights at a station in Fargo, ND. Then came stints at KJYO Oklahoma City, KKYK-FM 103.7 Little Rock, AR, KGGI San Bernardino, CA and WLOL Minneapolis. Also in his career Lini was on air at dance-formatted “106.7 KDL” KKDL and Spanish rhythmic “La Kalle 99.1” KFZO, both in Dallas. In 1986-1989 in the Greater Atlanta Area at WAPW-FM 99.7 FM. Then it was off to New York, to WPLJ-FM 95.5, 7PM-11PM from 1989 until 1993. Later in 1993 until 1996 KIIS-FM 102.7 in Los Angeles 7PM-11PM (Creator of "Desperate and Dateless"). KHKS 106.1  Dallas/Fort Worth 1996-2003, KFZO-FM 99.1 Dallas/Ft. Worth 2009-2010 finally, WOCL-FM 105.9  Orlando (Assistant Program Director/Afternoons) 2010-2024.