Virginia TV News Anchor Was 64

Local News Anchor Mark Spain Dies 3 Weeks After Cancer Diagnosis: 'My First True Love,' His Widow Says
Mark Spain, a popular local television news journalist in Virginia, has died just three weeks after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He was 64.
News Anchor Mark Spain Dies 3 Weeks After Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis
Virginia news anchor Mark Spain died just three weeks after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, his wife shared Dec. 19. He was 64.
Mark Spain Dies: Virginia TV News Anchor Was 64
Mark Spain, a popular news anchor at ABC affiliate WSET-TV (ABC13) in Lynchburg, VA, died of pancreatic cancer Dec. 18. He was 64.
Celebration of life to be held for ABC13's Mark Spain
LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — A celebration of life will be held for ABC13's Mark Spain on Saturday, January 4. The service will be held at 2 p.m. at Thomas Road Baptist Church. Mark passed away on December 18 following a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. He was a vital part of the ABC13 newsroom and the community at large, and we all miss him deeply.
WSET anchor Mark Spain, known for his positivity, dies of cancer
Less than a month after addressing the community about his cancer diagnosis, WSET news anchor Mark Spain died on Wednesday at the age of 64.
ABC 13 News Anchor Mark Spain passes away following battle with pancreatic cancer
Mark Spain, ABC 13 News anchor for nearly a decade, sadly passed away on Wednesday following his battle with pancreatic cancer, WSET announced on Thursday.
Mark Spain, beloved ABC13 anchor and community figure, dies after battle with cancer
It is with deep sadness that ABC13 announces the passing of Mark Spain, who was a vital anchor of both our newsroom and the community.
Beloved former First Coast News anchor Mark Spain dies after cancer battle
Spain is remembered as a great journalist and an even better person. He anchored news on the First Coast for 14 years.
Virginia News Anchor Mark Spain Dies Just 3 Weeks After Being Diagnosed With Pancreatic Cancer
Family, coworkers, and viewers of Virginia news anchor Mark Spain are grieving his death. Spain, 64, died just 3 weeks after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. His wife, Lynita Spain, shared the news in a post on her late husband’s Facebook page on Dec.
TV News Anchor Dies 3 Weeks After Cancer Diagnosis: Mark Spain Was 64
Virginia broadcaster Mark Spain, whose signature “Hi sunshines!” greeting brightened countless mornings, succumbed to Stage 4 pancreatic cancer on Dec. 18, just days after sharing plans to begin chemotherapy.
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Lynchburg community and beyond showed Mark Spain support by wearing purple
When ABC13's Mark Spain was diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer, the news was met with an outpouring of support ...
Remembering the impact of Mark Spain as a champion of the community
Tonight we are celebrating the life of Mark Spain even as we grieve his sudden death after a short battle with pancreatic ...