Ken Squier Cause Of Death, Age, Biography, Wife, Children, Net-Worth

Ken Squier has been confirmed dead, leaving his family and sympathizers in a state of mourning.

Questions, however, remain unanswered about what exactly led to Ken Squier’s death. We will discuss details of that in this write-up.

Who is Ken Squier?

Ken Squier was an American sportscaster and motorsports editor from Waterbury, Vermont. Kenley Dean Squier was born on April 10, 1935, in Waterbury, Vermont, United States of America, to Lloyd, his father, who owned and operated WDEVs in his native city.

Unfortunately, his father died in 1979, and Ken Squier inherited the station and went on to become its longtime principal owner and CEO. Squier’s racing-announcing career began when he announced a stock car race from the back of an old logging truck at a tiny dirt track in Vermont at age 14. He was the announcer at Malletts Bay, the Northeastern Speedway, and the Monadnock Speedway in the 1950s.

In 1960, he opened Thunder Road International SpeedBowl, the Barre, Vermont, quarter-mile oval, which was subsequently sold in April 2017. Ken Squier was among a group of six men who founded Catamount Stadium in Milton, Vermont, which operated from 1965 to 1987.

He was a frequent announcer at this track, dubbed “The Home of the Brave”. Ken Squier co-founded the Motor Racing Network with Bill France, Sr., in 1970. He announced races on the network for several years before moving to television in the late 1970s.