“I still pinch myself to think that you all welcomed me and that I was a part of this. It’s been a dream come true.” — Kerry Sanders We'll miss you KerryNBC, thank you for all your amazing work! 📸: Nate Congleton
A wide-ranging career at NBC News that has taken beloved correspondent Kerry Sanders to all 50 states and 65 countries —from reporting underwater in scuba gear to asking tough questions of political figures — is coming to an end after 32 years.
The Peabody and Emmy award-winner seemingly covered it all since joining the team as a reporter out of NBC Miami affiliate WTVJ, whether it involved daredevil adventures like jumping out of airplanes and hanging from cliffs, or essential reporting on elections, mass shootings and legal trials that captivated the country.He endured the severe weather of more than 100 named storms to bring viewers important updates, and also reported from the ground during the war in Iraq.
The couple realized when he was home for long stretches during the height of pandemic restrictions that it may be time for a new chapter in their lives.
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