Everything about Gil Whitney totally explained
Gil Whitney (
August 18,
1940 -
November 4,
1982) was an American television weather forecaster notable for warning
WHIO-TV viewers and listeners of the tornado that went through
Xenia, Ohio in the 1974 multi-tornado event known as the
Super Outbreak.
Biography
Career
Gil Whitney worked as a reporter, anchor and later the weatherman for WHIO-TV, in Dayton, Ohio. He also hosted
The Gil Whitney Show, an hour-long talk and entertainment show that appeared weekly during the summer.
He was a regular on the community parade circuit, acted as master of ceremonies for numerous public events, was a volunteer firefighter and was one of the founders of the
Dayton Air Show.
Marriage and children
Whitney and his wife Mary had three children together:
- Gil Whitney Jr (b. 1963), a filmmaker
- John, a filmmaker (b. 1964)
- Jennifer (b. 1967)
Death and afterward
Whitney died November 4, 1982, at the age of 42 of Colon Cancer.
Awards
2005: Dayton, Ohio Broadcasters Hall Of Fame inducteeFurther Information
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