2019 Logie Awards In Memoriam tribute honourees

The In Memoriam segment at the TV WEEK Logie Awards pays tribute to friends and colleagues in the television industry who have passed away over the past 12 months.

At the 2019 TV WEEK Logie Awards overnight, the In Memoriam segment honoured Australian television stars including veteran television journalist Mike Willesee and presenter Bill Collins, who was inducted into the TV WEEK Hall of Fame in 2009.

See the full list of actors, production talent and other industry friends and colleagues we honoured during the ceremony.

Jimmy Hannan, entertainer
Penny Cook, actress
Mike Williamson, broadcaster
Judy McBurney, actress
Michael Audcent, executive
Valerie Nelson, stylist
Shane Senior, executive
Carol Burke, presenter
Jim Murphy, presenter
Ian Johnson, executive
Jackie Martin, supervising post producer
Andrew Prowse, director
Paula Zorgdrager, editor
Sam Chisholm, executive
Ron Casey, broadcaster
Carmen Duncan, actress
Quentin Kenihan, writer-producer
Peter Ross, presenter
Eleanor Witcombe, writer
Damian Hill, actor
Paul Blackwell, actor
Mick Turski, camera
Melissa Attard, graphics supervisor
Chris Eichler, audio
Darius Perkins, actor
John Bluthal, actor
Ian Jones, writer-director
John Proper, producer
Harry M. Miller, producer – talent manager
Ross Crabtree, camera
Jerry Thomas, actor
Josh Murphy, news reporter
Rod Myers, staging
Roland Sampson, camera
Tony Featherstone, announcer
David Johnston, broadcast operations
Barry Spicer, news reader
Billy J. Smith, broadcaster
Annalise Braakensiek, actress
Bill Collins, presenter
Mike Willesee, journalist – presenter
Geoff Harvey, entertainer – musical director
Ricky Edwards, composer
David Stevens, writer – director
Adam Crawford, site supervisor
Axel Axelrad, pupper maker
Henion Han, editor
Neil McDonald, film historian
Jimmy Parkinson, presenter
Scott Allan, lighting designer
Noel Perry, telecine
Bob Windscheid, master control operator
Mary McMahon, operations
Julie Harvey, admin
Mike McAuliffe, operations
Trish McAuliffe, stylist
Ian Linton, lighting director
Bob Gigney, director
Bryan Marshall, actor
Bon Maguire, actor

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