David Hinton retires

David Hinton retired yesterday after working 39 years at WTCI. David started in 1969 helping to install and wire the equipment at the original studio on Amnicola Highway. WTCI signed on the air in March, 1970, and David went to work as a master control operator. He later transferred to the production department where he eventually worked his way up to Production Manager. Passing the torch to a younger generation, David transferred back to the engineering department and worked the last 17 years as a master control operator where he started so many years before.
The station held a surprise retirement party for David in the board room of our new studio on Bonnyshire Drive yesterday. Family, friends, and staff were in attendance to honor David. He was presented with an engraved crystal award for his long and dedicated service to the station. We wish him all the best.
Bryan Fuqua, Vice President of Technical Services
Ann Cater
acater@wtcitv.org
The extraordinary dedication of long-time employee David is remarkable. Best wishes for a well-earned retirement.
Mike Davis
What can we say about David, Just one thing! He was WTCI, and will be greatly missed
Peter DeLynn
David is a genuinely good guy and made all of our jobs just a little more enjoyable having him around. Working graphics with you in Master Control was always a blast. You will be missed. Best wishes on the road ahead.
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