Mark Spain Dies: Virginia TV News Anchor Was 64
Mark Spain, a popular news anchor at ABC affiliate WSET-TV (ABC13) in Lynchburg, VA, died of pancreatic cancer Dec. 18. He was 64.
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TV news anchor Mark Spain dead at 64 after cancer battle: ‘Inspired everyone he met’
Mark Spain, 64, who spent decades anchoring the news in Indianapolis, Cleveland, and Jacksonville, died on Dec. 18.
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