Wick Allison Death - Dead - Obituary : Founder of Dallas' D Magazine Dies.

Wick Allison Death – Dead – Obituary : Founder of Dallas’ D Magazine Dies.

” CBSDFW on Twitter: “RIP – Longtime publisher and founder of Dallas’ D Magazine, Wick Allison has died from bladder cancer. He was 72. ”

RIP – Longtime publisher and founder of Dallas' D Magazine, Wick Allison has died from bladder cancer. He was 72. https://t.co/H1SmcOqJZR

— CBSDFW (@CBSDFW) September 2, 2020

Tributes

“You need a TALL building + a SLOW elevator.” @wickallison after my 1st @UnitedWayDallas pitch to him in 2011. Today = Every North Texan, regardless of race or zip code, must have the opportunity + access necessary to reach their full potential. 🙏 #RIP ❤️ https://t.co/9DpzAFiSyc
— Jennifer Sampson (@jenhsampson) September 2, 2020

NEW from @ScottMcConnell9: Wick Allison, the publishing executive to whom we owe much of our success, has passed away at the age of 72. “I am enormously thankful that Wick entered the TAC universe, sorry that he is gone so soon.” https://t.co/bZQPSSPW02
— The American Conservative (@amconmag) September 2, 2020

Wick’s turnaround of @amconmag was before my time, but I met Wick Allison once at a magazine event and he mentioned that he liked the direction of our @NewUrbs stuff. I told him it was an area of interest for me as well, and he had a special New Urbanism issue of D mailed to me. https://t.co/tF69vGBiFm
— Addison Del Mastro (@ad_mastro) September 2, 2020

Mayor Eric Johnson wrote
It’s a blessing to devote your life to something you love. And I know Wick Allison loved Dallas. The city has lost a native son, and his family has lost a loved one. My heart goes out to Christine and his daughters.
Kelley Vlahos wrote
My colleague @roddreher
says it all here. And I remember the re-launch party at Jon Utley’s home, turning a page on @amconmag ‘s tumultuous fiscal times, thanks to Wick Allison. His energy and commitment saved TAC. RIP.
TruePoint Agency wrote
We are deeply saddened to hear about the passing of @DMagazine founder, Wick Allison. His work to share our city’s stories made Dallas a better, brighter place. Our hearts go out to his family, friends, and our D Mag colleagues.
Daniel Larison wrote
Wick Allison was extremely generous and helpful, and I owe him a lot in my own writing career. He was a remarkable man, and the world is a much poorer place without him. My condolences to his family. May God grant his soul rest where the righteous repose.

Rest Peacefully, Wick Allison.
A true mensch who will be missed by all who knew him.
Sending love & good thoughts to Christine and your amazing daughters.
See you around, amigo. https://t.co/gj2XrHvpSK
— Rafael Anchía (@RafaelAnchia) September 2, 2020