|
|
|
Former Central Texas TV Reporter Dies Unexpectedly
A veteran Texas television news reporter who once worked in Waco has died unexpectedly.
|
|
4 Comments 
DALLAS (July 13, 2009)--North Texas television reporter Brett Johnson, known for his folksy style, has died unexpectedly at 48.
Johnson once worked for Waco ABC affiliate KXXV, Channel 25.
Dallas-Fort Worth television station KXAS reported that Johnson died Sunday at Baylor All Saints Hospital in Fort Worth where he was admitted after complaining of stomach pain.
His family says he was diagnosed with pancreatitis, which led to other complications.
Johnson was a reporter at KXAS for 13 years.
He joined KXAS after working several years at Dallas-Fort Worth television station KDFW.
He previously worked in Waco, Wichita Falls and Oklahoma City.
He graduated from Eastern Hills High School in Fort Worth and Stephen F. Austin University.
He lived in Fort Worth.
Services are at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth at 800 W. 5th St.
Latest Comments
To Texas Tornado:Temple Even an unintelligent, un-educated moron could figure the statement out!!
To Someone who posted "I don't blame him for getting away from KXXV" What does that have to do with anything you idiot? You should be kicked in the head
I don't blame him for getting away from KXXV, but I'm sorry for his untimely death.
 |
Double
Dollar Deals Half Price Deals at Central Texas restaurants and businesses. A new deal every Thursday at 7:00am. |
 |
Boss
of the Month Who is Central Texas’ best boss? Nominate your supervisor for Boss of the Month! |
 |
Golden
Apple Your chance to nominate an outstanding teacher. Find out how they are making a difference in classrooms. |
 |
Emily Wants to Know Emily Matthews' inquisitive look at life in Central Texas. |
 |
Army Way Learn all about the symbols, traditions, and customs of the US Army. |
Associate/Agent - Are you ready for a opportunity to change your life? Join Alfac, a fortune 500 company, as a insurance professional in the Central Texas area! Aflac gives you flexability with family and unlimited income potential. Aflac pays you what you are worth.
Also, take a look at the most recent jobs posted to Job Board TV at KWTX.com:
