Tom Jarriel, whose impactful reporting at ABC News spanned 38 years, is remembered as a trusted journalist and beloved mentor, passing at age 89.
Jarriel's achievement as Chief White House Correspondent during the Nixon and Ford administrations showcased his ability to cover the most significant events in American history.
He was particularly proud of his reports on Romanian orphanages, describing them as the 'great, defining story' of his career, highlighting his commitment to humanitarian reporting.
Survived by his wife Joan and three sons, Jarriel's legacy at ABC reflects his fairness, integrity, and humanity, making him a cherished figure in journalism.
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