Margie ison, a beloved member of the wbir family and a treasured presence in the homes of countless. Margie ison signed off at channel 10 in 1995. Longtime wbir meteorologist margie ison, a beloved knoxville icon known for her warmth, faith and trusted forecasts, has died at 84 years old.
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Friends and colleagues came together after heartbreaking news of ison's passing.
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On saturday, her family and close friends gathered to. She is now once again reunited with the love of her life, jim. Meteorologist cassie nall met with her yesterday and says she is doing well! She was 84 years old.
Margie ison, beloved news and weather person who captivated audiences all across east tennessee, passed away at 84. Ison's long tenure as a knoxville. Schwall catches up with margie ison, ted hall and edye ellis to see what these former channel 10 family members are up to. Wishing you a joyful and blessed birthday!
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Ison worked at 6 news in the late 70’s and returned in the. She passed away at 84. Viewers in our east tennessee are remembering the life of former news weather person margie ison. Margaret jewel ison margie 84, of knoxville, tn passed away peacefully surrounded by family sunday, february 16, 2025 after a short battle with cancer.
Even after retirement, she retained her fans and admirers, always stopping to greet and visit with people she met. — longtime wbir weather personality margie ison died at 84 after a pancreatic cancer diagnosis. 16 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. You are a favorite 'straight from the heart' news anchor and friend, margie ison said in an instagram post.
The trust is not just given, it's earned, margie ison said.
Margie ison was a beloved member of the channel 10 family and a treasured presence in the homes of countless viewers. As rebecca said this morning, margie will live on and be remembered for years to come.
