Who is the woman with the glasses? She looks very familiar. 

Susan Lucci posted a pic from the memorial service.  Jesse and Jenny!  Is that blonde lady Lorraine Broderick?  Looks like she lost weight and went blond.

 

 

 

Right, that is Lorraine Broderick, longtime AMC headwriter & Nixon's protege. Also like you mentioned, Darnell Williams and Kim Delaney from the left. The next two women, I don't recognize (EDIT: On second look, the one on the left might be Jean Passanante.). Then Broderick, former AMC producer Ginger Smith, Lucci, I *think* that's former Associate Headwriter Fred Johnson, then former EP / actress / director Francesca James.

Edited October 3, 20169 yr by YurSoakinginit

Ron Carlivati is next to Ginger Smith.

Ron Carlivati is next to Ginger Smith.

Yes, but on the other photo... (They added a couple of pics to their post).

Great pics.  I love seeing all those people together.  Thanks for posting.

Lorraine Broderick lost alot of weight. She looks great. Would love to see her head writing a soap.

Btw does Francesca James ever age at all?

Edited October 3, 20169 yr by JONNYSBRO

Just after hearing of Agnes Nixon's passing, Bryan Cranston sent out this tweet:

 

 

I am saddened to hear of the passing of #AgnesNixon. Talented and kind, she gave me my start 33 yrs ago on "Loving." Sweet passage dear one.

— Bryan Cranston (@BryanCranston)

September 29, 2016

Yeah it was posted above

Where's Megan McTavish? 

Where's Megan McTavish? 

Preparing for this moment:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPhm6uIUWYA

Yeah it was posted above

You know? I had it in mind that someone else could very well have already posted this--oops, my bad.

I've come to realize that I've truly lost track of this thread.

I hate to stir something up, but I wonder if Ellen Holly attended???

Edited October 3, 20169 yr by YRfan23

The woman with the glasses is Producer Carole Shure

Blog Talk Radio show "Stardish Radio" will be hosting a tribute internet radio show for Agnes Nixon on Monday, October 17th, at 8PM Eastern Time.
You can call in to talk to the guest (MEK,Jill Larson, and more) or ask questions, share memories: (607) 203-5353

Along with Irna Phillips and William J. Bell, she was (IMHO) among the Top Three most important writers in soap opera history.

 

How sad to know that all the greats have either passed away or retired from daytime. Nixon, Phillips, Bell, Lemay, Slesar, Falken Smith, Labine, Winsor. Those of us who were fortunate enough to witness their work did not even know at the time how good we had it; how lucky we were! 

 

Thank you for the memories, Agnes Nixon et al!

 

Geez! I'm actually getting verklempt!