Harry Davis, WRC photojournalist who mentored youth, dies at 62



Harry L. Davis Jr., 62, an award-winning photojournalist for WRC television who trained hundreds of youngsters aspiring to be broadcasters, died Jan. 21 at his home in Mooresville, N.C., after a heart attack.

He joined WRC in 1977 and soon was a fixture at major news events in the city. He also was on the camera crew for numerous feature films, including "Billy Jack Goes to Washington" (1977).
Mr. Davis won five local Emmys during his 28 years at Channel 4. He also created Broadcast Factory, a nonprofit organization to train young people in broadcast communications, and its television program, "Teen TV." His work at WRC took him around the world, as well as into the thick of local news reporting.

May his soul rest in peace!!

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May His soul rest in peace

Very very young to die! What an historical man in the arena of rallying!!

RIP Harry!!

May his soul RIP.