Celebrating Ed Waylett: A WFAA Broadcast Legend Retires‍ After 23 Years of ‌Service

After an⁢ impressive 23-year tenure,Ed Waylett,a ​cornerstone of the WFAA technical ⁤team,is embarking on a‌ well-deserved retirement. ‍ For over two decades,Waylett's expertise behind the cameras has been absolutely vital in the seamless delivery of WFAA's highly-regarded news programs. His dedication has been a ‍silent force ⁣powering the‌ broadcasts ⁣that ‌viewers have come to rely on.

Throughout his distinguished career at WFAA, Ed Waylett has⁣ been instrumental in the ⁤production of ‍countless⁤ award-winning newscasts.  As a seasoned studio technician, his profound skills and unwavering commitment have‍ consistently⁣ ensured the technical excellence of each broadcast.  Think of⁣ a ‌master craftsman meticulously perfecting their art – that's​ the level ‍of precision and care Ed brought to WFAA every single ​day for 23 years.

Ed's departure marks the end⁣ of an era at WFAA. ⁤⁢ His colleagues and ‍the entire‍ WFAA family extend their ‌deepest gratitude for his remarkable contributions and wish him the very best⁢ in⁤ his retirement.  His legacy will‌ undoubtedly continue to inspire excellence in ‍broadcast ​operations at WFAA for years to come.We honor Ed Waylett, a true‍ professional whose⁢ impact resonates far beyond the ⁢studio walls.