Kabc7 Los Angeles Illin Leva is losing, as the news broadcaster retired from ABC after 29 years.
On Monday, the character on the air made a address to the viewers during the local broadcast.
“After a lot of meditation and meditation, I know that I am ready to move and focus on my great adventure in life,” Leva said on the air.
Liva ABC7 described “her home away from home,” adding, “I couldn't order a more feasible profession with the best people in the best city in the world.”
The decision to leave was something that Liva said was “thinking for a long time” and she was “really excited about the next.”
Leva noticed that she would continue in Kabc for “another a few months,” adding, “I am looking to find as many opportunities as possible to say goodbye to the largest possible number of you. I just want to thank you for welcoming me in your living rooms since 1995.”
Kabc President and General Director Wendy Granato sent staff by email today to inform them of Leyva's decision to leave.
“Saying that she was a truly invaluable and proud member Watch news “The team is cheap.”
“It is the main pillar in people's living rooms every night, it is easily one of the most popular and reliable news passages in southern California, and I know that she will miss her.”
Here is the full Levya message to viewers:
“Now, for some personal news, sweet and passed for me. I have been in Kabc nearly 3 decades ago, and I was very lucky! This station, everyone who works here and all of you in my home away from home. With the best city in the world. What is the next. I will be here for a few months.
Here are Granato Email for employees:
a team –
I have some sweet news and I went to share with you. After 29 years, the beloved Ellen Leva decided to retire. This is news that Eileen will participate with our viewers in her news bulletins today, starting at 3 pm
Saying that she was a truly invaluable and proud member of our eyewitness news team is cheaply. She joined the Kabc family in 1995 as a health reporter before making her way to the anchor office. Its reports took it to the greatest altitudes-flying with the blue angels, and participated in hosting the Oscars on the arrivals on the red carpet with the great Roger Ebert, standing in or with Dr. Oz while he performed a double performance, for example, but not limited to a few. Ellen was recruited in the Walter Cronkite School Hall for broadcasting in 2006, and he won the Prize for Excellence on TV from the National Alliance of Spanish Information. Its contributions to society are endless. It is worth noting that working as the captain of the ABC7 team for Aids Walk Los Angeles, being in advance and in our PRIDE PARADE, calling for mental health services for deprived societies, and defending the help of rescue dogs to find their homes forever.
But of course, viewers know her best as a long participant participant in our news broadcasts late in the afternoon and evening. It is the main pillar in living rooms for people every night, and it is easily one of the most popular and reliable news passages in southern California, and I know that it will miss.
There is a lot that can be said about many of its accomplishments, but Ellen does not leave any time soon, so trust me when I say that we will find many opportunities in the next few months to celebrate and honor her.
Once again, I can't say enough about what Illin is how much I enjoyed working with her while I was here. Although this is sad news for us, I know how enthusiastically embracing the upcoming big life adventure. That is why, I am pleased with her and I wish her Stephen, Charlie, Emma and I will love a lot of love, laughter and happiness.
Better, Windy
