Death of Frank Schurz Lamented by NAB
Frank Schurz: A Visionary Leader in Broadcasting and Journalism
Frank Schurz, a titan in the world of journalism and broadcasting, has passed away at the age of 94. His career, spanning over six decades, was marked by dedication to serving communities and advancing the broadcasting industry.
Born into the Schurz Communications family, established in 1872, Frank started his journey as a paperboy for the South Bend Tribune. His journey culminated in his role as CEO and Chairman Emeritus of the company, a position he held from 1982 to 2007.
Schurz's contributions to the broadcasting industry were significant. Under his leadership, Schurz Communications managed and developed its media properties, including radio and television, fostering quality journalism and freedom of speech. His dedication to these values was reflected in the numerous broadcasting and journalism honors the company received during his tenure.
Schurz Communications, under Schurz's guidance, was a family-owned company that operated the South Bend Tribune. It maintained a significant presence in media until 2019, when it sold its South Bend radio and TV properties and shifted focus towards broadband and cloud services.
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) expressed their deepest condolences to the Schurz family, his colleagues, and all who knew him. They described Schurz as a visionary broadcaster and a dedicated public servant. His leadership left an indelible mark on the broadcasting industry, they said, and his legacy continues to inspire generations of broadcasters.
In 2011, Schurz received the Chuck Sherman Television Leadership Award, a testament to his lifelong commitment to the media industry. His career was characterized by a dedication to strengthening local media, advancing education opportunities, and fostering civic engagement.
Frank Schurz's passing marks the end of an era in broadcasting and journalism. His legacy, however, will live on, inspiring future leaders in the industry to uphold the values of quality journalism, community service, and the values that define local broadcasting.
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