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Mon, Jul 23 2007

I'll miss seeing Pete Wilson in my home

We get to know a lot about the news anchor people who visit our homes electronically everyday. We may never shake their hands or talk to them one-on-one, but we almost feel as though they are friends, if not members of the family. A lot of anchors are so folksy that they lose their professional edge, but Pete Wilson had a way of knowing when to lighten the mood and when to deliver the news in fully serious tones. I'll miss his electronic presence, his sincere smile and especially his calm delivery during breaking news that was life changing for many of us. I hope he got as much from his work as we got from him bringing it to us.

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