| | Music writer Joe Nick Patoski said that Hathaway "was so much more than a San Antonio radio disc hockey. Bruce was San Antonio."<ref name=saen/> | | Music writer Joe Nick Patoski said that Hathaway "was so much more than a San Antonio radio disc hockey. Bruce was San Antonio."<ref name=saen/> |
| − | Hathaway was survived by a son, John Bruce Hathaway, Jr., and wife, Sherri; a daughter, Cher Whitlow; two grandchildren, and a brother, Wilber Hathaway, Jr. Services were held in the Coker [[United Methodist Church]] in San Antonio. One of Hathaway's pallbearers was [[Trey Ware]], son of Ricci Ware and the KTSA morning anchor.<ref name=obit>{{cite web|url=http://porterloring.tributes.com/obituary/show/Bruce-Hathaway-104414875|title=Bruce Hathaway obituary|publisher=Porterloring.tributes.com|accessdate=August 28, 2017}}</ref> He is interred along with his parents at San Fernando No. 3 Cemetery in San Antonio.<ref name=fmh/> | + | Hathaway was survived by a son, John Bruce Hathaway, Jr., and wife, Sherri; a daughter, Cher Whitlow; two grandchildren, and a brother, Wilber Hathaway, Jr. Services were held in the Coker [[United Methodist Church]] in San Antonio. One of Hathaway's pallbearers was [[Trey Ware]], son of Ricci Ware and the KTSA morning anchor.<ref name=obit>{{cite web|url=http://porterloring.tributes.com/obituary/show/Bruce-Hathaway-104414875|title=Bruce Hathaway obituary|publisher=Porterloring.tributes.com|accessdate=August 28, 2017}}</ref> Hathaway is interred along with his parents at San Fernando No. 3 Cemetery in San Antonio.<ref name=fmh/> |