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Fullerton, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) November 6, 2010 --

Fullerton, CA – Oct. 29, 2010: Memorial Webcast, the leading provider of turnkey webcast productions, today announced that the “Life Celebration” for Christian Broadcaster Rich Buhler is available at www.memorialwebcasts.com for global viewing on the Internet. The Internet broadcast was captured live on Thursday, October 28th at the First Evangelical Free Church of Fullerton, California. Thousands of friends, family members and colleagues joined to honor and pay tribute to Rich Buhler who has been diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer. Rich was accompanied by his wife, Dianne, and six of his seven children.

The archived, multi-camera Internet Broadcast, also know as a webcast, will be available for viewing throughout the year.

The event was sponsored by KBRT AM 740 who carry Buhler’s "Talk from the Heart" radio show, CASA (Christian Association of Serving Adults), and the many friends of Rich and Dianne Buhler.

Among those who took part in person were Barry McGuire, Darrell Mansfield, Pat and Shirley Boone, Ralph Carmichael, Hermano Pablo (Paul Finkenbider), Hal Lindsey and those sending in their written/spoken tributes, included Jim and Shirley Dobson, Cliff Barrows, Franklin Graham and radio and television personality, Stephanie Edwards.

“We were honored to have the opportunity to webcast this special tribute to Mr. Buhler. The webcast will provide family, friends, and colleagues who were unable to attend in person to watch from anywhere in the world.” said Lou Lipschultz, CEO, United Webcast.

According to John Coulombe, Pastor, Senior (Experienced) Adults, First Evangelical Free Church, Fullerton, California, “It was a glorious and meaningful three hours of affirmation and personal testimonies to honor our friend Rich Buhler before he heads to heaven and to glorify the God of Rich and Dianne Buhler.” “Now,” he added, “we will be able to share this “Life Celebration” with family, friends, and colleagues who were separated by distance but not of the heart.”

About Memorial Webcasts (www.memorialwebcasts.com)

Memorial Webcasts allows friends, family members and colleagues to participate in the healing of memorial services when time, travel or expense prevents through Internet broadcast, also known as a webcast. Events are produced via mobile teams assigned to the location of the event, providing the cameras, computers, and staff to complete the production. Some locations have the equipment installed, and the events are controlled remotely from Memorial Webcast's Fullerton, California production facility. The company also works directly with religious institutions via its www.Faith-Cast.com service, allowing leadership to share their weekly message to the congregants via live online webcasts, and archived recordings to be viewed on demand. For more information, visit www.memorialwebcasts.com.

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