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sagaftra.org | Spring 2024 | SAG-AFTRA 83 Willie Harris 11/28/2021 Ron Harper 3/21/2024 Bill Hayes 1/12/2024 Garry Hearne 10/1/2022 Sandra Herdt 1/27/2024 David Hoffman 1/3/2024 John F. Hogarty 3/19/2024 Elizabeth Ann Horner 2/8/2020 Edward Horodko 2/8/2024 David S. Howard 1/10/2023 Courtney Hudson 2/2/2023 Kelly O'Neil Jackson 4/25/2023 Harvey D. Jaffe 2/10/2024 Jennifer H. James 5/5/2023 Zina Jasper 6/8/2023 Jeffrey Scott Jensen 12/2/2023 Glynis Johns 1/4/2024 Harry Johnson 1/2/2024 Cedric Jones 10/16/2023 Bill Jorgensen 3/13/2024 Lucy Joyce 2/20/2024 Stephen Juhl 2/23/2024 Danny Kamin 1/28/2024 Anita Keal 2/10/2024 Toby Keith 2/5/2024 James Edward Kelley 1/29/2024 Constance Kelly 2/14/2022 Joan Kenley 11/26/2020 Robert M. Knight 11/1/2023 Doug Scott Kramer 12/11/2023 Michael John Kristich 12/9/2022 Gordona Vee L'Dera 11/15/2023 Jim Ladd 12/17/2023 Michelle LaFrance 1/14/2024 June Lark 1/9/2024 Milt Larsen 3/28/2023 Judy Lascala 8/17/2022 Steve Lawrence 3/7/2024 Jennifer Leak 3/18/2024 Richard Lee Sung 8/16/2021 Philippe Cu Leong 2/7/2024 Richard Lester 10/9/2023 Richard Philip Lewis 2/27/2024 Timothy Andrew Lewis 1/2/2023 Brian Libby 1/18/2021 Lynn Loring 12/23/2023 Jackie Loughery 2/23/2024 Kevin Lowe 1/3/2024 Ralph Lucas 2/22/2020 Glen Mac 3/15/2024 Grace MacFarlane 8/2/2022 Joe "The Black Eagle" Madison 1/31/2024 Gloria M. Malgarini 2/28/2024 Gregory Manion 1/5/2024 Joey Marino 1/13/2024 Audrey Marlyn 10/30/2022 Lynne Marta 1/11/2024 Liam Matthews 5/20/2022 Brian McConnachie 1/5/2024 Jesse McReynolds 6/23/2023 Malachy McCourt 3/11/2024 Sean A. McGaughy 3/16/2024 Rita McKenzie 2/17/2024 Monica McKinley 11/22/2022 Pat McNamara 1/5/2024 Melanie 1/23/2024 Gene Merlino 1/8/2024 BILL HAYES GLYNIS JOHNS RICHARD LEWIS TOBY KEITH BILL JORGENSEN STEVE L AWRENCE DAYS OF OUR LIVES/JPI STUDIOS BOB EDWARDS, whose career in broadcasting spanned over five decades, passed away on Feb. 10 at the age of 76. The former host of NPR's Morning Edition was a former SAG-AFTRA National Board member and, prior to merger, national vice president, national first vice president and, briefly, in 2007, acting national president of AFTRA. As an AFTRA elected leader, Edwards played a role in the 2012 merger of Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists as a founding member of the joint Group for One Union. Edwards began his career in 1968 at a small radio station in New Albany, Indiana. He joined NPR in 1974 and was co-host of All Things Considered before hosting Morning Edition from 1979 to 2004. Edwards became a member of AFTRA in 1972 and served his Washington-Baltimore Local as an elected Board member for nearly 30 years, and was actively involved through the 2012 SAG-AFTRA merger. His legacy as a broadcaster and union leader will remain an inspiration for future generations of journalists. KOBAL/SHUTTERSTOCK MATT BARON/BEI/SHUTTERSTOCK