Remembering ‘The View’ Producer Bill Geddie: A Tribute to a TV Icon
Renowned TV-News Producer Bill Geddie Passes Away at 68
The family of Bill Geddie, a celebrated TV-news producer known for his work on various projects with Barbara Walters, including the popular daytime talk show “The View,” has announced his passing at the age of 68. Geddie’s death was attributed to coronary-related factors.
While Bill Geddie was a significant figure in the television industry, his family remembers him as an even greater husband and father. In their statement, they emphasized his genuine love for television and entertainment. Geddie’s diverse talents extended beyond producing; he excelled in screenwriting, recording podcasts, playing guitar, writing songs, and had a deep appreciation for a wide range of music from country to jazz.
Throughout his career, Bill Geddie collaborated with several famous hosts, and he notably served as the executive producer of ABC’s “Tamron Hall” during its 2018-2020 season. He also supervised a celebrity-interview special hosted by Megyn Kelly in 2016 during her successful tenure at Fox News Channel.
Geddie’s family fondly recalled his enthusiasm for connecting with people and his encouraging and positively guided approach. They mentioned his belief in honesty, integrity, and always striving to do the right thing, setting an example for those around him.
Born on July 17, 1955, in San Antonio, Texas, Bill Geddie completed his degree in communications and film at the University of Texas at Austin in 1977. He started his journey in the news industry by working at KOCO, an ABC-affiliated station, where he began his career by cleaning floors. Geddie’s influence and contributions to television will be remembered and missed by many.
