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Nancy Parker, an American journalist, news presenter, reporter, and prominent media personality, was originally from Opelika, Alabama. She dedicated 23 years of her career to Fox8 in New Orleans, where she served as an anchor for various local news programs. In recognition of her outstanding work, Nancy was honored with an Emmy Award in 2012 for her exceptional special report titled “Staying a Line.”

Nancy actively submitted her name for several media accolades, but her aspirations were tragically halted on August 16, 2019, as she lost her life in a plane accident near New Orleans. The unfortunate incident took place at the eastern vicinity of Chicago, close to the Lakefront Airport.

The unfortunate incident claimed the lives of not only the pilot, flight instructor, and stuntman but also other individuals. Among those deeply affected by this tragedy are her grieving children and spouse. Fox 8 anchor Lee Zurik delivered the heartbreaking news of her passing during the 7:00 p.m. show.

Height / Weight / Age

Nancy Parker, born in 1966, passed away on August 16, 2019, at the age of 53. She had a height of 5 feet 7 inches and weighed approximately 53 kg. Nancy was known for her physical fitness and appeared to be in good health. She wore shoe size 6.5 and had black hair and eyes.

Net Worth

Initially employed at a press office, Parker embarked on her professional journey before transitioning to become a renowned reporter for a prominent news network in Georgia. However, she eventually altered her career path once again and embraced the role of an anchor.

Nancy Parker, renowned for her exceptional hosting skills and revered as a news anchor, graced numerous shows throughout her career. Recognized for her remarkable talent, she was honored with an Emmy award and achieved considerable financial success through her work as an anchor and reporter. The estimated net worth attributed to Nancy Parker stood at $510,000 in United States currency.

Education / Family

Nancy Parker, a native of Opelika, Alabama, USA, was born and raised in the state. While her parents were Bill Parker and Patsy Parker, information about her siblings, if any, remains unknown. Nancy completed her education at Opelika High School and subsequently pursued her studies at the University of Alabama.

Name	Nancy Parker
Nickname	Nancy
Birth Place	Opelika, Alabama, USA
Date Of Birth	The year 1966
Age	53 Years Old (At the time of her death on August 16, 2019)
Height	In Centimetres – 170 cmIn Feet and Inches – 5′ 7″
Weight	In Kilograms – 53 Kg In Pounds – 117 lbs
Eye Color	Black
Hair Color	Black
Profession	News Anchor and Reporter
Zodiac sign	Not Known
School	Opelika High School
College	University of Alabama
Religion	Christianity
Nationality	American
Home Town	Opelika, Alabama, USA
Fathers Name	Bill Parker
Mothers Name	Patsy Parker
Brothers	Not Known
Sisters	Not Known

Career / Fashion And Style

Parker’s professional journey commenced when she relocated to Washington, D.C., where she joined the press office of former U.S. Representative Bill Nichols. Subsequently, in 1989, she embarked on a television news career as a reporter for WTVM’s Alabama division in Columbus, Georgia.

In 1990, she joined WSFA News 12 in Montgomery, where she secured a position as an anchor. Afterward, she pursued a career at WAFB-TV in Baton Rouge, serving as an anchor for six years. Her next move took her to New Orleans in 1996, where she became a weekend anchor at WVUE FOX 8, quickly gaining recognition and popularity. In 1999, she achieved a significant milestone in her career when she was promoted to co-anchor the 10 p.m. show alongside John Snell.

For over ten years, she dedicated herself to the project, finding immense joy in the process. In 2010, her inaugural children’s book titled “The Adventures of Yat and Dat: What’s Cookin” hit the shelves, followed by her second book, “The Adventures of Yat and Rat: Superdome,” in 2013. The exceptional quality of her work was recognized when she was awarded an Emmy in 2012 for her remarkable investigative piece “Staying in Line” focused on New Orleans.

She authored numerous articles that she considers her most notable accomplishments in her career. Additionally, in 2006, she was among the four Gulf Coast reporters who were invited to the White House to meet with George W. Bush. Parker received a regional Emmy for her outstanding work in the documentary “The Journey Home.” Her last news coverage for Fox 8 was focused on the perilous heat wave gripping Louisiana.

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Boyfriends, Affairs, Husband, and More

Nancy was a married woman and her husband is a public information officer, they also had a son together whose name is Parker.

Boyfriends	Not Known
Marital Status	Married
Husband	Glen Boyd (Public Information Officer)
Children	Son – Parker Daughter – Not Known

Favorite Things

Here we provide you the list of Nancy Parker’s favorite things.

Favorite Actors	Not Known
Favorite Actress	Not Known
Favorite Colour	Black and Blue
Favorite Holiday Destinations	London
Favorite Food	Thai Dishes
Favorite Things To Do	Traveling and Reading Books

Some Interesting Facts About Nancy Parker

• Parker was also a dedicated Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. member.

• She was honored twice by the publication ‘People to Watch.’

• She last reported for Fox 8 during a dangerous heat wave in Louisiana.

• She was invited to an interview with George W. Bush in 2006.

• Glen Boyd’s wife wrote two children’s books, including “The Adventures of Yat and Rat: Superdome” and “The Adventures of Yat: Dat What’s Cookin.”

• She also worked as a weekend anchor for WVUE Fox 8.

• She became popular in 1996 while living in New Orleans.

• Parker worked for two different television stations, WAFB-TV and WSFA News 12.

• Parker got a job as a reporter at WTVM in Columbus, Georgia in 1999.

• She was always interested in journalism since she was a child.