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Robin
Marsh Addressed Shawnee Sisters at Heart Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005
Robin Marsh, NEWS 9 morning newscast anchor, was in Shawnee Thursday, Nov. 3,
to speak to women at the community-wide Sisters at Heart gathering at Wesley
United Methodist Church, 302 E. Independence. The event began with a snack
supper at 6:30 p.m., and 7:00 p.m. program.
Robin’s topic was“Be Imitators of Christ,” based
on Ephesians 5:1. She is a national award-winning journalist and a speaker with
the International Christian Women’s Club.
In her 19 years in the television news business, Robin has received many honors,
including excellence in feature reporting from the National Academy of Television
Journalists, the Society of Professional Journalists, and “Oklahoma Journalist
of the Year.” Her series of reports on breast cancer is on display at
the National Museum of Broadcast Journalism Center in Chicago. A personal highlight
for Robin was in the summer of 1997 when she spoke to over 7,000 Oklahoma students
attending the Falls Creek Church Camp. She has hosted the MDA Jerry Lewis telethon,
and volunteer s every year with many charitable organizations.
Robin began her broadcast career in her hometown of Lawton in 1983. She was
one of the youngest news anchor-reporters in the state. Robin next accepted
a news anchor position in Amarillo, TX and then moved to Oklahoma City in 1992.
She joined the NEWS 9 team in April of 1995. She has a son named Cade.
The popular gospel music trio, “In His Name,” returned to Shawnee
also on Nov. 3 to perform before Robin spoke. They were the guests of Sisters
at Heart for the September meeting. The women have written nearly all of their
own songs and present their beliefs and stories through musi! c across the state
and with several CD recordings.
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