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CBS Meteorologist Dies in Plane Crash: RIP to Roland Steadham
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A CBS news station in Idaho and its community are mourning the unexpected and tragic loss of Chief Meteorologist Roland Steadham.
The station reports Steadham died in a plane crash on Tuesday, Jan. 27.
Videos by PopCulture.comA devoted family man, Steadham leaves behind his wife Erin, his six children and grandchildren.
Roland loved to share about his six kids and his grandchildren.
In addition to his love for the outdoors, Steadham loved animals.