Gwen Ifill

Everett, immensely esteemed, had an excellent reputation for journalistic integrity but also curiosity and generosity, and he mentored generations of journalists through the National Association of Black Journalists, where he won awards, also Milwaukee Area Technical College and of course, right at Milwaukee PBS.

If you remember the late news anchor and reporter Gwen Ifill of PBS NewsHour, Everett was a mentor to her, so he ch- his, his legacy will continue, but it continued while he was still alive.

And through my work on the arts page at Milwaukee PBS, I had the honor of working with Everett and getting to talk with him, and I experienced his thoughtfulness firsthand and also shared a love of the arts.

He was a lifelong lover of the arts, a regular theatergoer.

We got all that that was hidden.

And Clark had even said something to Gwen Ifill.

That's her name, Gwen.

before she died, actually reported this, that we would suspect that Germany was involved, Israel was involved, several other groups were involved, and there were countries that we wouldn't suspect would do this, but they did it.