Trudy Haynes

ms trudy was a classy woman who did her craft well I grew up with watching her report the news she is greatly missed

Trudy was like a butterfly who made me, ordinary clover, feel aristocratic. She had dignity, class, and grace but most of all she was respected....not easy in the 1970's newsroom for a woman, let alone an African American woman.

To the family, many, many friends, and colleagues of Ms. Trudy Haynes fine comfort with you during this difficult time in your lives. Ms. Trudy Haynes was an Emmy Award-winning journalist who became the first Black TV weather reporter in the U.S. and the first Black TV reporter in Philadelphia. She was the host of her online “Trudy Haynes Show.” May the love and the special memory you shared and cherish with him show just how much your life was touched by her. We hope many of the encouraging...

Deepest condolences to the family. May God grant you all peace of mind and heart.

I had the honor of serving as her 1991 summer intern. What a blessing! I got the opportunity to meet many celebrities and wonderful people but the best part of that summer was learning at the feet of one of the best in tbe business.

A true media pioneer. May the family take comfort in awesome legacy that she left and in the unfailing love of your heavenly Father.

Trudy was an icon. Her presence and tenacity were unmatched. She exemplified grace and style when reporting or just being in one”s presence. Trudy, you were a leader, mentor and your legacy far reaching. Thank your support , being you and opening so many opportunities for black individuals. My friend, you will truly be missed.