KFXM DJs who became K/MEN (or vice versa) Favorites

Today My Favorites from KFXM and K/MEN. To make this list they had to work at both stations. At a later date I'll do a separate list from each station.
I started listening to the radio on a regular basis in the mid sixties, so a lot of DJs, can't be my favorites, because I never heard them! So this is my list.
1st I was going to do a top 5, but came up with #6 an honorable mention. Don McCoy DJ'd at KFXM, and worked at K/MEN but in sales and not on the air. This started his climb as a successful businessman, but I would have loved to hear Dirty Don McCoy on the air at K/MEN! #5 Jonny Bruce started at KFXM in the sixties, heard later in the seventies on K/MEN. Now he can be heard on KDEZ in Palm Springs.
Jonny Bruce & Doug Collins with my TV set. The Television on the shelf behind Jonny and Doug looks like the one I won on KFXM. It was a Toshiba!
#4 Doug Collins started at KFXM in the 1960s and 1970s and moving over to K/MEN in to the 70's. I also think he was the voice behind 90% of the radio commercials. I also remember winning many contests from him.
#3 Mark Denis Started at KFXM during the early 60s and was at K/MEN a couple of times through 1966. Later was at many major Southern California radio stations and ended up at KFI. Always attending the K/MEN reunions. Sorry to say we lost Mark a few years ago.
#2 Bruce Chandler was at K/MEN first in the early seventies, then moved on to KFXM. Still heard on many commercials, and if you listen to KRTH 101 Los Angeles, you'll hear him on weekends.
#1 It's time for #1 this it, here he comes #1!! Johnny Helm, The Helmsman, Johnny at the Helm. Started at KFXM, then went to K/MEN, was there for years. During the seventies seemed to be always on K/MEN. Always did something special on the air, such as playing the whole All Things Must Pass Album by George Harrison. Playing blocks of favorite artists. Johnny is now retired.