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'''Gary Glusscock DeLaune''' (June 20, 1933 – February 6, 2022) <ref name=mylife>Gary Delaune, 88 - San Antonio | Free Public Reputation Profile (mylife.com), accessed February 17, 2022.</ref> was an [[Oklahoma]]-born broadcast journalist who covered news, feature stories, and sports, He is the first broadcaster to report the assassinations of [[U.S. President]] [[John F. Kennedy]] and two days later observed the assassination of Kennedy's assain [[Lee Harvey Oswald]], while working at KLIF Radio in [[Dallas]].<ref>San Antonio radio reporter Gary DeLaune witnessed Oswald killing (ksat.com), accessed February 17, 2022.</ref>
'''Gary Glusscock DeLaune''' (June 20, 1933 – February 6, 2022) <ref name=mylife>Gary Delaune, 88 - San Antonio | Free Public Reputation Profile (mylife.com), accessed February 17, 2022.</ref> was an [[Oklahoma]]-born broadcast journalist who covered news, feature stories, and sports, He is the first broadcaster to report the assassinations of [[U.S. President]] [[John F. Kennedy]] and two days later observed the fatal shooting of Kennedy's assassin, [[Lee Harvey Oswald]], while he was working at KLIF Radio in [[Dallas]].<ref>San Antonio radio reporter Gary DeLaune witnessed Oswald killing (ksat.com), accessed February 17, 2022.</ref>
For twenty-eight years from 1971 until his retirement in 1999, he worked for the [[CBS]] [[television]] station in [[San Antonio]]. At various times, he broadcast games for the San Antonio Spurs, the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners, and University of Incarnate Word Cardinals.<ref>'He loved everyone he met' | Iconic KENS 5 journalist Gary DeLaune passes away (msn.com)|, accessed February 17, 2-22.</ref>
For twenty-eight years from 1971 until his retirement in 1999, he worked for the [[CBS]] [[television]] station in [[San Antonio]]. At various times, he broadcast games for the San Antonio Spurs, the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners, and University of Incarnate Word Cardinals.<ref>'He loved everyone he met' | Iconic KENS 5 journalist Gary DeLaune passes away (msn.com)|, accessed February 17, 2-22.</ref>