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134 SAG-AFTRA | Fall/Winter 2025 | sagaftra.org In Memoriam PAT CROWLEY ABC/PHOTOFEST CONNIE FR ANCIS EILEEN FULTON CBS LONI ANDERSON CBS HULK HOGAN WWE GR AHA M GREENE NBCUNIVERSAL Jill Harris 10/24/2023 Lisa Rebecca Herman 6/10/2024 Donald W. Hill 5/21/2025 Hulk Hogan 7/24/2025 Steve Holladay 9/5/2025 Buck Holland 12/14/2016 Polly Holliday 9/9/2025 Julie Hoopman 10/17/2024 Robert Hopper 3/22/2025 Bernadine Durham Interiano 9/6/2025 John Edward Itzhaki 5/19/2025 Brett James 9/18/2025 Janice Ann Johnson 7/17/2025 Yoshi Johnson 9/1/2025 John Christopher Jones 9/15/2025 Robert Jones 6/8/2023 Frank Kanig 3/28/2024 John Kap 8/5/2019 George E.M. Kelly 5/17/2025 Tracy Kennedy 7/2/2025 David Ketchum 8/10/2025 Rene C. Kirby 7/11/2025 Jack Knight 6/29/2025 Martha Bird Knighton 7/26/2025 Mark Knoller 8/30/2025 Subash Kundanmal 7/4/2025 Cleo Laine 7/24/2025 Charles Laulette 1/9/2025 Linda Lawson 5/18/2022 Maureen Lee 4/1/2025 Thomas A. Lehrer 7/26/2025 Floyd Levine 8/24/2025 Jerry Longe 3/15/2025 Terence Lorino 5/14/2018 James A. Lovell 8/7/2025 Forrest Dwayne Lucas 8/23/2025 James Lynch 8/15/2024 Michael Madsen 7/3/2025 Chuck Mangione 7/22/2025 Rebecca Mann 7/5/2025 Ted Mann 9/4/2025 William Mann 6/23/2024 Oceana Marr 3/16/2019 David May 7/19/2025 John H. Mayer 7/11/2025 Shane McCabe 7/20/2025 Tom McCullough 7/11/2025 Bob McDivitt 3/22/2022 Jeffrey J. McElderry 5/1/2022 Sean McKinley 7/13/2025 Julian McMahon 7/2/2025 Christopher Mears 6/6/2025 Stephen Mendillo 9/3/2025 Sandy Mielke 8/8/2025 Jack A. Milavic 6/21/2025 Jon Miyahara 8/7/2025 Marilyn Moe 8/19/2017 Ron Mokwena 12/20/2024 Belva Davis Moore 9/24/2025 Keith Morrison 5/7/2025 Michael A. Neil 9/8/2022 Nancy Nutter 7/6/2025 Mike O'Brian 8/3/2025 Jerry O'Brien 6/12/2024 Marcus Oliver 7/2/2025 Ozzy Osbourne 7/22/2025 Anthony J. Piccolo 7/3/2025 John K. Pinizzotto 12/11/2024 BELVA DAVIS, a pioneering broadcaster, civil rights champion, union leader and the 39th recipient of the union's George Heller Memorial Award, died Sept. 24 at the age of 92. In 1966, Davis became the first African American woman to become a television reporter on the U.S. West Coast, reporting famous events, including the Berkeley student protests, the birth of the Black Panthers and the Peoples Temple cult that ended in mass suicides and murder at Jonestown. Davis spent the majority of her career covering politics and fighting for racial and gender equality. Her outstanding contributions awarded her eight local Emmys from the San Francisco/Northern California chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, as well as honors from the International Women's Media Foundation and the National Association of Black Journalists. Davis joined both SAG and AFTRA in 1966 and was an active member of her unions, serving intermittently on the AFTRA National Board from 1979–2007 and as a vice president from 1984–2007, in addition to committee work.