Chauncy Glover felt like a fish out of water in the media. He held an honorable position at KTRK in Houston and was the first black chief presenter station. He has been involved in news programs for years. Message about his departure has been confirmed by the employer presenter. This fact depressed his followers.
Chauncy Glover is dead. The family decided to say goodbye to him
KCAL shared a statement from the presenter's relatives. “We are devastated by the unimaginable loss our beloved Chauncy. He was not only a son and a brother to us, but above all the light of our lives and a true hero for the community he served,” reads the moving message. “His compassion and commitment to helping others changed countless lives,” it added. Glover is now being remembered in media by his colleagues. Reporter Rick Montanez confessed that the late presenter was a volcano of positive energy with which he infected those around him. Making contacts was easy for him, as was working on television not only as a journalist, but also as a social activist. He helped mentor young people as part of “The Chauncy Glover Project.” So far, the program has enabled many people to get into university studies.
Chauncy Glover has died. A wave of sympathy in the comments
There were many posts in the media regarding the presenter's departure. Glover's Instagram profile still contains photos and videos of him from the job he loved very much. Now we see more and more unpleasant comments under them. “It's heartbreaking. My mom and I watch you every day. She just called me in tears,” “I'm going to miss you,” “Only 39, my God,” “As a Houstonian, it makes me really sad. We loved him when he was here was. I pray for his mother whom he adored,” “So sad to hear about Chauncey! I always looked forward to Chauncey's evening news here in Cali. Especially since there aren't many who look like us as news anchors here in California “I am sending prayers for his family,” Internet users wrote.