Ghost of Christmas Past: Woodie tracks Santa - WLBT
WEBMany of you grew up watching Woodie Assaf do the weather on WLBT. And Christmas was a special treat when Woodie used WLBT's radar to track Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.
Woodie Assaf - Wikipedia
WEBWoodrow Assaf (March 15, 1917 − November 13, 2009) was an American weatherman who worked for many years in Jackson, Mississippi.
FLASHBACK: Faith Hill and the late, great Woodie Assaf
WEBFLASHBACK: Faith Hill and the late, great Woodie Assaf wished WLBT viewers a merry Christmas from the Starry Safari in 1996!
Remembering Woodie Assaf - YouTube
WEBJun 30, 2010 · WLBT remembers Woodie's long life and career. Watch The Olympics with YouTube TV. On the networks of NBCUniversal from July 26 - Aug 11. Terms apply. US …
DO YOU REMEMBER?: Woodie Assaf... - WLBT 3 On Your Side
WEBMany of you grew up watching Woodie Assaf do the weather on WLBT. And Christmas was a special treat when Woodie used WLBT's radar to track Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. One of my best childhood memories.. I remember that! Tuning in to channel 3 on Christmas Eve to see Santa on the radar before going to bed.
Woodie Assaf Obituary (2009) - Jackson, MS - Clarion Ledger - Legacy.com
WEBNov 18, 2009 · Woodie loved coming into his viewers' homes each day, especially at Christmas when he delighted in tracking Santa on the radar. Of all of his achievements, Woodie said one of his most cherished...
Woodrow “Woodie” Assaf (1917-2009) - Find a Grave Memorial
WEBWoodie loved coming into his viewers' homes each day, especially at Christmas when he delighted in tracking Santa on the radar. Of all of his achievements, Woodie said one of his most cherished honors was carrying the Olympic Torch on …
Do you remember Woodie Assaf... - Mississippi Memories
WEBDo you remember Woodie Assaf tracking Santa Claus flying over Mississippi during WLBT's weather report on Christmas Eve? Follow Mississippi Memories for stories and pictures looking back at...
Fond farewell to Woodie Assaf - WLBT
WEBFamily and friends said their final goodbyes to WLBT weatherman Woodie Assaf during services at Alta Woods United Methodist Church in Jackson.
Woodrow “Woodie” Assaf - Mississippi Encyclopedia
WEBHe was never a meteorologist, but he identified, proudly, as a “weatherman.” At the time of his death in 2009, he was the second-longest-serving weather reporter in the United States, having worked at Jackson-based NBC affiliate WLBT since the station was launched in 1953. “Woodie” Assaf, however, was something far more than a local weatherman. […]
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