Lance Tolbert ,Brandon Mississippi Death SuperTalk Mississippi Mourns Beloved Producer at 51

Lance Tolbert ,Brandon Mississippi Death: SuperTalk Mississippi Mourns Beloved Producer at 51

The Mississippi broadcasting community is mourning the reported passing of Lance Tolbert, a longtime SuperTalk Mississippi Media producer whose work helped bring news, conversation, and high school sports to listeners across the state.

Tolbert, 51, was remembered as an integral member of the SuperTalk Mississippi team. He served as a producer for Mornings with Richard Cross, The Garden Mama Show, and The Handyman Show, while also producing the Mary Wieden & You Show on SuperTalk Jackson.

For many Mississippi sports fans, Tolbert was especially familiar as the producer and host associated with the Mississippi Farm Bureau High School Scoreboard Show. Each Friday night during the football season, the program brought listeners scores, highlights, and major storylines from high school fields across Mississippi, along with interviews involving players and coaches.

His work placed him at the center of Mississippi’s broadcasting community, where he helped connect audiences with the people and stories that mattered to them.

SuperTalk Mississippi Media shared news of Tolbert’s passing and asked listeners to keep his family, friends, and the wider SuperTalk family in their thoughts and prayers.

The available information does not independently confirm a cause of death. A separate reference in the material provided contains conflicting dates, so those details have not been included as established facts.

Funeral arrangements were announced for Saturday, August 1, at Wright & Ferguson Funeral Home in Flowood, with visitation followed by a funeral service.

Tolbert leaves behind a professional legacy built through years of broadcasting and production. His voice and work helped preserve countless Mississippi sports memories and connect communities across the state.

For colleagues and listeners, his passing represents a deeply felt loss. His contribution to Mississippi broadcasting will continue to be remembered.

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