WGRZ honored Chicago sports anchor Daryl Hawks in a story this week (video above), tracing his career back to the Buffalo.
Reporter Claudine Ewing spoke with Hawks’s older brother Harold, who still lives in Buffalo.
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“He was 38 and was striving for the top,” Harold told Ewing. “This is very shocking to me and the family.”
Hawsks’s son, Daryl Jr., issued a statement to the NBC-affiliate, saying that the family will miss him “more than words can describe right now.”