Brown was a real journalist and reported the news with a quirky sense of humor and wit.
He was not one of the agenda driven narrative-pushers so common in cable and online news today.
Aaron Brown and Jean Enerson, credit: Seattle PI
RIP and condolences to his family.
Archival links: Archive.org, Arhive.is
Seattle Times obituary for Aaron Brown.
his first on air live broadcast on CNN was 9/11
9/11/01 - CNN Live coverage of the Pentagon attack starting at 9:42am
https://rumble.com/vhip25-91101-cnn-live-coverage-pentagon-attack.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
RIP Newsman.
76 is the new 96.
God bless Aaron and his family. We corresponded from before the 9/11 attacks. People often think journalists are immune to events such as these. He was devastated and horribly afraid for his family, co-workers, city and nation. He was center-left, or so I believe. It was hard to be certain. He tried so hard to be fair.He was a good man, so caring when my region was utterly devastated in hurricanes. He put the word out, reading from our front news pages; holding up photos of our devastation. He cared for us when we lost loved ones. He was one in a million. I ask God’s love on his family... his wife of decades, his little girl and her family. He was my friend. God rest his soul.
Rest In Peace, Aaron.
I watched him as I grew up in Kent. He was reasonable, amusing and amused, and a decent guy. As a budding radical conservative, I could tell he was left of me, but not wacky in any way. He mostly delivered news without noticeable slant.
Good guy.
“Zichronó LiBerachá” (זִכְרוֹנוֹ לִבְרָכָה)
May his memory be a blessing.
He was a regular anchor for ABCs’ World News Now, from the beginning.
RIP