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Sabra gertsch biography

          I am a freelance, Emmy award-winning journalist who anchored and reported at television stations in Austin, Phoenix and Seattle..

          Reminds me of Sabra Gertsch from KOMO years ago.

          There's an angel in Athens waiting at the corner, and he's been sitting there patiently for 23 years. An old eyelid hangs like a shade over one eye, so he uses the other to examine the minutes and the people passing by.

          In the shadow of the Acropolis, he sips black coffee from paper cups and swallows the taste of that last cigarette. When his wrinkled hands reach out for mine and won't let go, it feels as though he's waited all those years for me.

          He leaves behind his wife, Mary Nelle Gertsch; his daughter, Sabra Gertsch; his sons Zachary Gertsch (wife Jenifer) and Zane.

          And I almost missed him.

          In my rush to see the Parthenon, I saw him in his plastic chair. I sensed that he had something to say. But I wanted to see the obvious treasures in Athens, so I asked a boy in red for directions and walked away.

          He leaves behind his wife, Mary Nelle Gertsch; his daughter, Sabra Gertsch; his sons Zachary Gertsch (wife Jenifer) and Zane Gertsch (wife.

        1. He leaves behind his wife Mary Nelle Gertsch; his daughter Sabra Gertsch; his sons Zachary Gertsch (wife Jenifer) and Zane Gertsch (wife Heidi); and his.
        2. I am a freelance, Emmy award-winning journalist who anchored and reported at television stations in Austin, Phoenix and Seattle.
        3. He leaves behind his wife, Mary Nelle Gertsch; his daughter, Sabra Gertsch; his sons Zachary Gertsch (wife Jenifer) and Zane.
        4. By Sabra Gertsch, Contributor.
        5. The winding paths and cobbled streets in the city's oldest neighborhood are brilliant. Bright bougainvillea flowers pop against muted pastels, producing a postcard at every turn in Plaka. Eager hosts speak broken English, inviting tourists to step into street side cafés, where six-dollar cups